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Bengaluru: Infosys has pushed back against allegations by Australian trade grouping Finance Sector Union (FSU), which described employment contracts issued to some Bendigo Bank technology employees as “draconian”. The union alleged that workers’ conditions would be eroded under what it called oppressive employment contracts proposed by Infosys. FSU represents a diverse group of finance, superannuation, and insurance professionals.
Bendigo Bank serves 2.9 million customers through more than 400 branches across Australia. The bank has announced the next phase of its Productivity Program, including a seven-year technology services partnership with Infosys aimed at accelerating its Strategy 2030 goals.
Infosys said it is working with Bendigo Bank to strengthen the bank’s capabilities across infrastructure, cloud, cybersecurity, and data and analytics, while simplifying the technology landscape and improving support for the communities it serves. “As part of the engagement, certain roles will transition from Bendigo Bank to Infosys, ensuring continuity of services while reinforcing delivery capability and long-term stability. The partnership is expected to strengthen Bendigo Bank’s IT service delivery capabilities while providing access to Infosys’ global software engineering, cloud, cybersecurity, data analytics, and AI talent to support innovation and technology transformation. You Can Also Check: Gold Rate in Bengaluru | Silver Rate in Bengaluru | Bank Holidays in Bengaluru | Public Holidays in Bengaluru | Bengaluru AQI | Weather in Bengaluru | Petrol Price in Bengaluru | Diesel Price in Bengaluru | CNG Price in Bengaluru | LPG Price in Bengaluru
More than 100 employees are expected to transition to Infosys as part of the outsourcing deal between the Australian bank and the Indian IT firm. Employee transitions as part of IT outsourcing contracts are common in the industry.