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Coinbase Breach Said to Be Linked to Customer Data Leak in India
Coinbase said in the May SEC filing that it knew contractors accessed employee data "without business need" in "previous months." A May 14 SEC filing revealed that part of the breach involved an India-based employee of the US outsourcing firm TaskUs photographing her work computer with a personal phone.
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"We're Not Machines": Indian Techie Rants About Outsourcing Work Culture, Asks US Clients To Chill
The anonymous IT graduate shared his frustration at being expected to deliver Silicon Valley-calibre work for a mere Rs 7 lakh ($8,000) annual salary.
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Odisha To Remove Bangladeshis From State Workforce In Major Crackdown
Bangladeshis working in Odisha are set to face the axe, with the state government announcing that it would identify and remove such individuals from employment across the state.
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Shivraj Singh Chouhan Says Naveen Patnaik "Does Not Work", His Party Responds
Senior BJP leader Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Tuesday accused Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik of "outsourcing the state government to a handful of officers, which has led to rampant corruption".
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Court Flags Outsourcing In Bengal Teachers Recruitment, Seeks CBI Report
The Calcutta High Court has directed the CBI to file a report before it within seven days on why confidential work of the West Bengal Primary Education Board related to the recruitment of teachers was outsourced to a private company.
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"Work-From-Anywhere in India": Government Eases Rules For IT Services
The government on Thursday announced simplified guidelines for Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) and IT-Enabled Services (ITES) players to reduce their compliance burden for the industry and facilitate "work from home" and "work from anywhere".
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COVID-19: "Must Check Health On Aarogya Setu App Before Leaving For Work," Government Staff Told
Government employees must download the "Aarogyasetu" app and go to work only if they receive a go-ahead from the app. The order, which came from the Department of Personnel and Training today, aplies to all staff members, including outsources staff, working with the Central government. All autonomous and statutory bodies and Public Sector Units mus...
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World's Back Office Scrambles To Stay Online As India Locks Down Over Coronavirus
Companies in India are scrambling to ensure that the millions who staff the back offices of Wall Street banks and take on work outsourced by firms from airlines to insurers can keep going as the nation mandates increased work from home amid a spike in coronavirus cases.
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Amazon India Chief's Leaked Note: No Work Email After 6 pm
The head of Amazon.com Inc.'s India business has a radical idea for his troops: Log off, get a life. In a memo to his team this month, Amit Agarwal counseled colleagues to stop responding to emails or work calls between 6 p.m. and 8 a.m. in the interest of "work-life harmony."
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Infosys Treats Its New Recruits Like Fighter Pilots
When Infosys set out to remake its internal training program, instructors visited flight schools to see how professional pilots are taught to deal with fast-changing situations. That led the outsourcing giant to model classes on flight simulators that teach recruits to work faster, think for themselves and anticipate corporate customers' needs. The...
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Coinbase Breach Said to Be Linked to Customer Data Leak in India
Coinbase said in the May SEC filing that it knew contractors accessed employee data "without business need" in "previous months." A May 14 SEC filing revealed that part of the breach involved an India-based employee of the US outsourcing firm TaskUs photographing her work computer with a personal phone.
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"We're Not Machines": Indian Techie Rants About Outsourcing Work Culture, Asks US Clients To Chill
The anonymous IT graduate shared his frustration at being expected to deliver Silicon Valley-calibre work for a mere Rs 7 lakh ($8,000) annual salary.
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Odisha To Remove Bangladeshis From State Workforce In Major Crackdown
Bangladeshis working in Odisha are set to face the axe, with the state government announcing that it would identify and remove such individuals from employment across the state.
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Shivraj Singh Chouhan Says Naveen Patnaik "Does Not Work", His Party Responds
Senior BJP leader Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Tuesday accused Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik of "outsourcing the state government to a handful of officers, which has led to rampant corruption".
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Court Flags Outsourcing In Bengal Teachers Recruitment, Seeks CBI Report
The Calcutta High Court has directed the CBI to file a report before it within seven days on why confidential work of the West Bengal Primary Education Board related to the recruitment of teachers was outsourced to a private company.
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"Work-From-Anywhere in India": Government Eases Rules For IT Services
The government on Thursday announced simplified guidelines for Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) and IT-Enabled Services (ITES) players to reduce their compliance burden for the industry and facilitate "work from home" and "work from anywhere".
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COVID-19: "Must Check Health On Aarogya Setu App Before Leaving For Work," Government Staff Told
Government employees must download the "Aarogyasetu" app and go to work only if they receive a go-ahead from the app. The order, which came from the Department of Personnel and Training today, aplies to all staff members, including outsources staff, working with the Central government. All autonomous and statutory bodies and Public Sector Units mus...
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World's Back Office Scrambles To Stay Online As India Locks Down Over Coronavirus
Companies in India are scrambling to ensure that the millions who staff the back offices of Wall Street banks and take on work outsourced by firms from airlines to insurers can keep going as the nation mandates increased work from home amid a spike in coronavirus cases.
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Amazon India Chief's Leaked Note: No Work Email After 6 pm
The head of Amazon.com Inc.'s India business has a radical idea for his troops: Log off, get a life. In a memo to his team this month, Amit Agarwal counseled colleagues to stop responding to emails or work calls between 6 p.m. and 8 a.m. in the interest of "work-life harmony."
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Infosys Treats Its New Recruits Like Fighter Pilots
When Infosys set out to remake its internal training program, instructors visited flight schools to see how professional pilots are taught to deal with fast-changing situations. That led the outsourcing giant to model classes on flight simulators that teach recruits to work faster, think for themselves and anticipate corporate customers' needs. The...
