"It is most likely that Satyam will cut 10,000 jobs next month as the company is left with no cash to pay the salaries.
The current fiasco is likely to put pressure on salaries, which may be reduced by 10 per cent due to the surplus of about 20,000 people in the jobs market," Headhunters India CEO Kris Lakshmikanth had said.
The IT-BPO union Unites Professionals had said that if there is a layoff they will step in.
Unites General Secretary Karthik Shekhar had said, "In case of any lay off at Satyam, our legal team will look into the matter."