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Fired 6 Months Ago, Man Shoots Employer In Chest In Noida
A former employee of a Noida-based BPO shot his manager in the chest allegedly after being fired from the job, police said on Wednesday. The victim is in the ICU and his condition remains critical.
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Indian BPO Workers Face Racial Abuse Regularly, Says Study
Call centre employees face racial abuse from people viewing them as "job thieves", a new study said.
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7 Lakh IT Jobs In India Under Threat, But It Is Not All Bad News
The number of low-skilled workers in domestic IT and BPO service sectors could fall from 24 lakh in 2016 to 17 lakh in 2022.
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From BPOs To Bug Fixing: IT Jobs That May Disappear Soon
Estimates say that automation is likely to lead to a 14 percent decline in India's IT workforce.
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Indian IT Industry Worst Hit As Tech Jobs Dry Up: Study
Hiring by the Indian IT companies declined 17 percent year-on-year in May 2017 as volatility in the technology sector continues, according to a study.
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IT Companies Didn't Lose Jobs, But Added 1.7 Lakh, Says Industry Body
India's IT companies added 1.7 lakh jobs in the last one year alone, 50,000 of them in Q4, or the first three months of 2017, industry body Nasscom announced on Thursday, calling media reports of mass layoffs in the sector as over-hyped.
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Opinion: Why I Believe There Will Be Tsunami Of IT Lay-Offs
The year 2017-18 will be a "Wakeup" year for the IT/BPO industry. I expect major job cuts across companies, across the sector.
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Donald Trump Win: Impact on Indian IT May Not Be as Bad as Expected, Say Experts
There would be a mixed impact of Trump's presidency on IT and BPO/KPO services jobs, but it may not be as dramatic as anticipated, say experts.
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Modi Government's Rs. 500 Crore Incentive to Create Around 1.5 Lakh Jobs
The Centre has earmarked Rs. 498 crore as financial incentive to companies for setting up call centres under a new BPO scheme.
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2,000 disabled to be placed in IT/BPOs
The Wadhwani Foundation on Thursday announced a tie-up with the NASSCOM in which the foundation would assist around 2,000 educated people with disabilities in getting placed in the IT/BPO and software industries around the country.
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2,000 physically challenged to be placed in IT, BPO sector
The Wadhwani Foundation on Thursday announced a tie-up with NASSCOM in which the foundation would assist around 2,000 educated people with disabilities in getting placed in the IT/BPO and software industries around the country.
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Male escorts opt for BPO jobs for survival
Sajid, a popular male escort who hails from Bhopal, is one among the growing number of escorts in the city who are switching careers to regular ways of earning a living.
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Obama cracks down on outsourcing
In a move that could shake the foundations of India's IT services industry, US President Barack Obama on Thursday said he will end tax breaks to American firms that ship out jobs abroad.
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BPOs are Ok. But where's the big idea?
In the United States and Europe, people worry that their well-paying, high-skill jobs will be, in a word, "Bangalored" - shipped off to India.
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Fired 6 Months Ago, Man Shoots Employer In Chest In Noida
A former employee of a Noida-based BPO shot his manager in the chest allegedly after being fired from the job, police said on Wednesday. The victim is in the ICU and his condition remains critical.
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Indian BPO Workers Face Racial Abuse Regularly, Says Study
Call centre employees face racial abuse from people viewing them as "job thieves", a new study said.
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7 Lakh IT Jobs In India Under Threat, But It Is Not All Bad News
The number of low-skilled workers in domestic IT and BPO service sectors could fall from 24 lakh in 2016 to 17 lakh in 2022.
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From BPOs To Bug Fixing: IT Jobs That May Disappear Soon
Estimates say that automation is likely to lead to a 14 percent decline in India's IT workforce.
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Indian IT Industry Worst Hit As Tech Jobs Dry Up: Study
Hiring by the Indian IT companies declined 17 percent year-on-year in May 2017 as volatility in the technology sector continues, according to a study.
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IT Companies Didn't Lose Jobs, But Added 1.7 Lakh, Says Industry Body
India's IT companies added 1.7 lakh jobs in the last one year alone, 50,000 of them in Q4, or the first three months of 2017, industry body Nasscom announced on Thursday, calling media reports of mass layoffs in the sector as over-hyped.
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Opinion: Why I Believe There Will Be Tsunami Of IT Lay-Offs
The year 2017-18 will be a "Wakeup" year for the IT/BPO industry. I expect major job cuts across companies, across the sector.
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Donald Trump Win: Impact on Indian IT May Not Be as Bad as Expected, Say Experts
There would be a mixed impact of Trump's presidency on IT and BPO/KPO services jobs, but it may not be as dramatic as anticipated, say experts.
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Modi Government's Rs. 500 Crore Incentive to Create Around 1.5 Lakh Jobs
The Centre has earmarked Rs. 498 crore as financial incentive to companies for setting up call centres under a new BPO scheme.
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2,000 disabled to be placed in IT/BPOs
The Wadhwani Foundation on Thursday announced a tie-up with the NASSCOM in which the foundation would assist around 2,000 educated people with disabilities in getting placed in the IT/BPO and software industries around the country.
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2,000 physically challenged to be placed in IT, BPO sector
The Wadhwani Foundation on Thursday announced a tie-up with NASSCOM in which the foundation would assist around 2,000 educated people with disabilities in getting placed in the IT/BPO and software industries around the country.
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Male escorts opt for BPO jobs for survival
Sajid, a popular male escort who hails from Bhopal, is one among the growing number of escorts in the city who are switching careers to regular ways of earning a living.
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Obama cracks down on outsourcing
In a move that could shake the foundations of India's IT services industry, US President Barack Obama on Thursday said he will end tax breaks to American firms that ship out jobs abroad.
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BPOs are Ok. But where's the big idea?
In the United States and Europe, people worry that their well-paying, high-skill jobs will be, in a word, "Bangalored" - shipped off to India.
