Infosys has disclosed a €175,000 penalty imposed by DRIEETS Île‑de‑France, citing compliance gaps in its employee working time recording system. Regulators flagged shortcomings in reliability, auditability, and monitoring, particularly for certain employee categories. The issues involve how hours are captured, retained, and audited under French labour rules. Infosys said the fine has no material impact on financials or operations and is reviewing the order to determine next steps.
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