American artificial intelligence firm Innodata terminated nearly 550 workers in India on October 26 immediately following their lunch break, based on information shared by startupbydoc. The publication states that workers never received any communication from human resources and lost entry to their work devices.
Post describes job cuts after lunch
The social media account places the job reductions right after the midday meal. An accompanying graphic points out the absence of human resources calls and the sudden loss of device access, though it fails to specify how workers learned their positions were eliminated.
Details remain limited
The shared message omits specific details regarding which teams or Indian sites faced cuts, and it offers no rationale for the dismissals. Furthermore, it contains no comments from Innodata or statements from impacted workers, meaning the reported details lack official confirmation from the parties involved.
