You cannot transfer/withdraw your PF amount in 1-2 years even after 100s of Mails - Senor Consultant Capgemini Employee Review

1.0
Jul 2, 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Rewards/Recognition system if they don't give promotion or Salary Hike

Cons

The team never looks into PF Transfers/ Withdraws, In Some cases, they transfer 0 amount, for that you need to write some more mails. In my case they updated wrong details in EPFO, for that they need signed to docs to courier. but they never look into files, They say till office re-open after covid pandamic they will not update information. They simply ignore your requests. Main problem is Capagemini PF Trust. I saw many ex-employees are suffering the same. Capgemini India should work on this, I saw ex-employees are keep on sending mails for 1-2 years after their exit. Hope they never join back to Capgemini. After seeing all these mess people think twice to join in Capgemini. See Twitter and Quora for reqeust how long they are waiting

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