EMPLOYEE RESIGNATION
LA protests: Trump officials, protesters, social media clash with LA mayor Karen Bass over ICE immigration crackdown
Los Angeles Immigration Raids Protests: Riots erupted in Los Angeles after ICE arrested over 40 people in immigration raids, triggering a fiery response from local officials and federal leaders. Protesters clashed with federal agents, prompting the Trump administration to deploy 2,000 National Guard troops. Mayor Karen Bass condemned the raids, calling them “terror tactics,” while Trump allies accused her of fuelling the unrest. With law enforcement under pressure and federal officers attacked, the standoff has intensified the national debate on immigration enforcement and local resistance.
Employee resigns after boss insists he return to work with a broken leg, sparking fresh debate on toxic workplaces
A WhatsApp exchange revealing a manager's insensitive response to an employee's broken leg has ignited a debate on toxic work culture. Despite the employee's hospitalization, the manager pressured him to work, even offering a chair as accommodation. The incident sparked outrage online, with many sharing similar experiences of workplace insensitivity and advocating for humane employee treatment during health emergencies.
Hustle culture or harassment? Techie shares her traumatic experience at dream startup: 'Was gaslighted for 3 years'
A young graduate faced harassment at an Indian SaaS startup. A senior leader assaulted her. HR offered no real help. She faced retaliation for speaking out. The company promoted mental health but silenced her. A co-founder acknowledged the abuse but did nothing. She suffered emotional and professional damage. The startup continues to promote its image.
Ghosted after payday? Mumbai startup founder’s viral post sparks storm over work culture and employee ethics
After shifting salary disbursements to the 1st of each month to support employees, Kiran Shah, founder of Go Zero, faced unexpected resignations the very next day. His viral post urging professionalism stirred strong reactions online. Critics questioned his leadership approach and HR policies, turning his personal frustration into a broader discussion on employee rights, startup culture, and exit etiquette.
Techie's brave decision to resign despite getting a promotion goes viral
A techie in India faced a toxic work environment marked by a rigid hierarchy and overlooked contributions despite delivering value. After a broken promise of a 55% salary hike and insensitive remarks following personal losses, he bravely resigned without another job lined up. The online community rallied to support his decision to prioritize self-respect over an ungrateful workplace.
No work, no salary, still Rs 5 lakh due? Techie's shocking job exit story goes viral
An Indian software professional faced an unexpected demand for Rs 5,00,000 after withdrawing from a job offer on his joining day. Despite promptly notifying the company and not utilizing any resources, the employer cited a breach of contract.
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Uber appoints Palo Alto CEO Nikesh Arora to board
Uber has appointed Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora to its board, where he will serve on the Nominating and Governance and Compensation Committees. Arora, with a strong background at Google and SoftBank, brings extensive experience in technology and business strategy. Dara Khosrowshahi, Uber's CEO, expressed excitement about Arora's contributions to the company's long-term strategy.
'No support, only shame': Young Bengaluru engineer who broke down during work call exposes the silent toll of toxic workplaces
Bengaluru engineer breaks down during work call: A Bengaluru software engineer's tearful resignation, triggered by a toxic work environment, went viral on LinkedIn, sparking widespread discussion. The engineer faced constant pressure, lack of support, and public humiliation, leading to his departure. Many professionals resonated with the story, sharing similar experiences of how poor management negatively impacts employee well-being and creates unsafe work environments.
A movie on Sam Altman’s firing from OpenAI is coming. Guess which Oscar-nominated actor might play his role
Luca Guadagnino is reportedly directing *Artificial*, a film dramatizing the 2023 OpenAI leadership crisis. The film will explore Sam Altman's sudden dismissal as CEO and his swift reinstatement amidst employee revolt and investor pressure. Production aims to start this summer, potentially starring Andrew Garfield as Altman, examining the intense power struggles within Silicon Valley.
IITian shares traumatic story of Bengaluru techie who quit job when his manager ‘threw blame like confetti’
A Bengaluru software developer resigned from a promising job due to a toxic work environment, marked by lack of support and public humiliation. Shravan Tickoo highlighted the engineer's experience, emphasizing the damaging impact of uncompassionate leadership. The story sparked online discussions about prioritizing employee well-being over performance metrics and the importance of empathetic management.
Good Glamm delays paying salaries again amid cash crunch
Babita Bharati, who worked as a freelance copywriter for Good Glamm’s portfolio brand The Moms Co in March and April, took to LinkedIn to share screenshots alleging she is yet to receive her full payment of Rs 18,100. “They are waiting for investor funding to clear dues. It just shows how bad things are. Every time I emailed someone, they had already left the company—even my point of contact,” she told ET.
Top U.S. companies ditch law firms that aligned with Trump amid backlash and reputation risk concerns
Some top U.S. companies are cutting ties with law firms that worked with the Trump administration. They now prefer firms that stood up to Trump's pressure, fearing risks to their own reputation and values.
Deutsche Bank elevates Stefan Schaffer as CEO of its India GCC
Deutsche Bank has appointed Stefan Schaffer as the new CEO of Deutsche India, its capability centre, succeeding Dilipkumar Khandelwal. Schaffer will also serve as the CIO for corporate functions and head of global technology centres. His appointment highlights Deutsche Bank's focus on innovation and commitment to India, a growing hub for GCCs.
Builder.ai faked business with Indian firm VerSe to inflate sales: Sources
Builder.ai, facing bankruptcy, allegedly inflated sales figures by engaging in "round-tripping" with VerSe Innovation, billing each other for similar amounts without actual services rendered. Documents suggest this practice occurred between 2021 and 2024 to deceive investors. VerSe co-founder Umang Bedi denies these allegations, while Builder.ai has declined to comment on the matter.
U.S. ATC in dire straits: Over 1,200 employees resign amid busy summer travel, leaving flights at risk
Over 1,200 FAA workers have quit just before the summer travel rush, raising safety worries. Resignations hit key roles like tech and air traffic, and experts fear low staffing could lead to serious flight risks. The FAA says it's working on fixing things.
End of the Musk-Trump era: From Silicon Valley disruptor to DOGE head, how Musk's legacy shaped Trump 2.0
Elon Musk's brief but disruptive tenure as a senior advisor in the Trump administration concluded with unmet expectations and considerable damage. Arriving with promises of government efficiency and significant budget cuts, Musk's confrontational approach led to controversial firings, operational crises, and limited tangible results.
Quitting your job too soon could come at a price: This is what Supreme Court just ruled about resignation penalties
Recently, the Supreme Court ruled that employers can impose penalties on employees who break minimum service tenure agreements or resign before the time period specified in their employment contract. While there's no set time frame, contracts must be reasonable and not against public policy. Read on to know how this decision impacts your employment flexibility and career opportunities post you resign from that company.
Elon Musk’s timeline at DOGE: From ambitious reforms to abrupt exit
Musk's tenure in government was characterised by bold budget cut proposals, major layoffs, and strong political backlash. Musk’s time in Washington attracted intense media scrutiny and sparked ethical concerns, especially as DOGE obtained access to sensitive government systems. In an recent interview with the Washington Post, Musk voiced frustration that DOGE had turned into a scapegoat for broader criticism.
Unacademy founders’ shift to AirLearn, Jain’s offline role are strategic: Gaurav Munjal to employees
Munjal sent an email to Unacademy’s employees to set to rest speculation of impending layoffs at the company. The Unacademy board had been in talks with Munjal for over a year about his potential exit, given his lack of interest in running an offline coaching business.
Exclusive: Unacademy founders Munjal, Saini set to exit, shift focus to AirLearn
Unacademy cofounder Gaurav Munjal is stepping down as CEO, with Sumit Jain taking over amid a company reset and focus on AirLearn. Fellow cofounder Roman Saini is also exiting an active role. This leadership change follows internal discussions and a shift from online test prep to physical centers, impacting the edtech's business.
Bengaluru employee takes Friday sick leave to chill at Coorg. Gets caught and paid the price on Monday
An employee's plan to fake a sick day for a Coorg getaway backfired spectacularly when a viral Instagram reel exposed their lie. Tagged in a video showing them dancing at the homestay, the employee was caught red-handed by their manager. While they kept their job, trust is broken, and work-from-home requests are now a distant dream.
Here's what a Texas oil executive from DOGE is doing inside the Interior Department
Tyler Hassen, a Texas oil executive, is reorganizing the Interior Department. He has ties to the energy sector and Russia. Concerns arise about potential conflicts of interest. Hassen is expediting fossil fuel permits and reducing regulations. Democrats are questioning his authority. He is also facing scrutiny for his financial disclosures and attempts to remove a top department lawyer.
Manager demands railway station selfie during 2-day approved leave; 'furious' employee resigns
An employee resigned after his manager asked him to send a selfie from the train station while on approved leave. The unusual and embarrassing request crossed professional boundaries, prompting the employee to quit despite not having another job lined up. The manager later tried to extend his notice period beyond company policy, but the employee refused.
Manager pulls last-minute stunt to extend notice period on employee's final working day; Reddit explodes with advice and outrage
A Reddit post by a developer sparked outrage after their manager tried to extend a 90-day notice period on the final day, citing incomplete knowledge transfer. Despite prior confirmation of the last working day and the resignation process being underway, netizens rallied with legal advice and HR strategies, calling out the unethical tactic as manipulative and baseless.
With polygraphs and probes, Trump administration chases even minor leaks
The Trump administration intensified its crackdown on leaks, even of unclassified information, deploying lie detector tests and threatening employees with termination for refusal. This effort aimed to identify leakers and purge those deemed disloyal, while the Justice Department eased rules for seizing journalists' records. Critics view these measures as a politicized attempt to suppress dissent and control information flow.
Former Microsoft engineer Vaniya Agrawal continues anti-Israel protests by disrupting Build 2025 AI event
Vaniya Agrawal's Microsoft protest escalates as the former AI engineer interrupts Build 2025 in Seattle, challenging the company’s cloud deal with Israel. Joined by ex-employee Hossam Nasr, Agrawal confronted executives live on stage, continuing her outspoken campaign against Microsoft’s alleged role in enabling military actions in the Gaza Strip
Looking into 'egregious violations' by IndusInd Bank officials: Sebi chief
Sebi Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey on Thursday said the market regulator is looking into any "egregious violations" by senior management of IndusInd Bank, hit hard by accounting frauds, which according to estimates involve a staggering about Rs 3,400 crore.
Looking into "egregious violations" by IndusInd Bank officials: Sebi chief
Markets regulator Sebi is investigating potential serious violations by senior management at IndusInd Bank, which is grappling with accounting fraud. While the RBI addresses broader issues, Sebi focuses on securities market breaches by bank officials. IndusInd Bank's board suspects employee involvement in the fraud, prompting internal audits, forensics probes, and reports to investigative agencies.
SC validates PSU bond clause; legal experts say private sector unlikely to be impacted
The Supreme Court has validated Vijaya Bank's employment clause, mandating officers to serve three years or pay ₹2 lakh for early resignation. The court emphasized that this is reasonable for PSUs due to their extensive recruitment processes. Experts believe this ruling primarily impacts public sector undertakings and is unlikely to significantly alter private sector employment agreements.
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