දම් පාට IT කම්පැනිය මොකක්ද ගුපියනේ... 🤨

[ozykolla]

නම කියන්න එපා
කිරියෙ පෝස්ට් ඩිලීට් වෙයි

 

[Nidarshana_k]

Behold

IFS

 

[infernocus]

looks like rage bait post නේද

හැබැයි ලංකාවෙ සරවිස් ලෙටර්ස් නොදී ඉන්න පුලුවන් කිසිම ප්‍රශ්නයක් උනේ නැති උනත්.

 

[androlanka]

oke layoff ekata ahu una ayata compensation ekak deelada lankawe labor law ekata hariyana widiyata?

 

[Cypress]

 

[tharuka1989]

අශ්වයා ගිහින් ඉවරයි ස්තාලේ වැහුවට වැඩක් නෑ දැන්

 

[SLhuman]

service letters are just another scam.. even reference is not valid anymore for certain industries. if you know your job. there is no legal requirement to give service letters. if you got payslips to prove that you worked at a certain place for some time then that it is more important.

 

[Amith0424]

service letters නැතත් compensation දුන්නනම් ඇති...

 

[Chethiya Wijayawardhana]

 

[infernocus]

service letters are just another scam.. even reference is not valid anymore for certain industries. if you know your job. there is no legal requirement to give service letters. if you got payslips to prove that you worked at a certain place for some time then that it is more important.

No,
Almost all the white-collar jobs require service letters to prove your experience. A service letter is the only way to prove your responsibilities.

If you have a plan to migrate and don't have service letters, you will be in a very difficult position to prove your responsibilities. EPF/salary records prove that you have been working, but they do not prove your industry responsibilities, etc.

Try to get a ACS Skill assesment without service letters, you will be rejected during the screening process, they don't even start the process without service letters.

 

[dinuksha_asela]

End of a. Era for IT jobs in sri lanka.. melo Company ekak lankawe invest karanne naa.. mechara tax gewagena enna Company walata pissu naa ban..

 

[JokerFan]

up

 

[DJLEOx78]

Layoff kara ammatasiri wennama oke. Ape yaluwo thama job hoyanawa. Thawa awurudu 2kin withara IT jobs sahenna adu wei

 

[Nanosudha]

kaluwo tika mehen IT companies okkoma ayin kara gani wagei

 

[Testonetwo]

No,
Almost all the white-collar jobs require service letters to prove your experience. A service letter is the only way to prove your responsibilities.

If you have a plan to migrate and don't have service letters, you will be in a very difficult position to prove your responsibilities. EPF/salary records prove that you have been working, but they do not prove your industry responsibilities, etc.

Try to get a ACS Skill assesment without service letters, you will be rejected during the screening process, they don't even start the process without service letters.

Yes that’s true

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Layoff kara ammatasiri wennama oke. Ape yaluwo thama job hoyanawa. Thawa awurudu 2kin withara IT jobs sahenna adu wei

Software development, system devops like these job positions are not going to dead, but for these positions require a good qualified and Who has the power for logical thinking. Moreover like these person have demand in IT sector. Try to improve your skills and knowledge and then you can make good value in job market.
------ Post added on Feb 1, 2026 at 2:39 AM

 

[chami2015]

bump

 

[damith144]

Bump

 

[olu bakka]

oke layoff ekata ahu una ayata compensation ekak deelada lankawe labor law ekata hariyana widiyata?

Kalin paranan masa 5ka salary dunna kiwwa

 

[Gingy]

ආයුරා ස්පා එකෙත් බෝඩ් දම් පාටයි

 

[SLhuman]

No,
Almost all the white-collar jobs require service letters to prove your experience. A service letter is the only way to prove your responsibilities.

If you have a plan to migrate and don't have service letters, you will be in a very difficult position to prove your responsibilities. EPF/salary records prove that you have been working, but they do not prove your industry responsibilities, etc.

Try to get a ACS Skill assesment without service letters, you will be rejected during the screening process, they don't even start the process without service letters.

Yea migration part is correct. But generally its not really important. i would consider connections and other influence more valuable