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Dozens of employees from Emerson Cluj's IT department will be transferred to Infosys in 2026, raising concerns about job security.

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Starting from January 2026, 38 employees from the IT Department of Emerson Cluj will be transferred to the Indian company Infosys, as part of a global outsourcing process. They will remain with Emerson until December 2025, according to Law no. 67/2006, which guarantees the maintenance of employment contracts for one year. Consultant Doru Șupeală emphasizes the uncertainty created among employees, who fear marginalized treatment. The transfer of internal IT services indicates a worrying trend in the industry, where jobs are becoming increasingly vulnerable.

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