One-Sided Contracts: Employment agreements are heavily employer-biased, allowing for termination without cause or notice pay.
Centralized, Impersonal Decisions: All termination decisions are made solely by the CEO in the USA, reducing HR to a messenger with no authority.
Restrictive Bonds: Requiring a 2-year service bond for minimal upskilling support (e.g., a 10k certification fee) or for new graduates is counterproductive and diminishes trust.
Poor Onboarding Practice: Presenting the full contract only on the joining day, after candidates have resigned from previous roles, is coercive.
Stringent Time Tracking: The policy of deducting time for short breaks (e.g., for tea) and requiring regularization is micromanagement.
Outdated Infrastructure: Office facilities and technology are severely outdated and hinder productivity.
Unprofessional Exits: The practice of "silent layoffs," forcing resignations under threat, is unprofessional and damaging to morale and company reputation.