Infosys has been fined €175,000, about ₹2 crore, by a French labour authority. The penalty came from DRIEETS Île-de-France. It follows findings that the company's employee working time recording system fell short of local rules. The authority pointed to problems with reliability of the records, how easily the data could be audited, and monitoring for certain groups of employees. Infosys shared the news in a stock exchange filing dated July 25, 2026. It said it received the notice on July 24. The company stressed the fine will not have any material effect on its finances, operations or business. It did not name the exact employee categories involved. It also did not say if it must change or replace the current system. The case centres on French rules that require accurate tracking of working hours. Infosys said it needed time to check the details before disclosing them.
Infosys has been fined €175,000, about ₹2 crore, by a French labour authority. The penalty came from DRIEETS Île-de-France. It follows findings that the company's employee working time recording system fell short of local rules. The authority pointed to problems with reliability of the records, how easily the data could be audited, and monitoring for certain groups of employees. Infosys shared the news in a stock exchange filing dated July 25, 2026. It said it received the notice on July 24. The company stressed the fine will not have any material effect on its finances, operations or business. It did not name the exact employee categories involved. It also did not say if it must change or replace the current system. The case centres on French rules that require accurate tracking of working hours. Infosys said it needed time to check the details before disclosing them.