Why OutSourcing, OffShoring - Lost your IT Job?: Don't blame India for job loss

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Wednesday, November 24, 2004

Don't blame India for job loss

Asking Britain's trade unions to show a sense of fairness towards India, British Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott has said that it was 'unfair' to blame India for loss of British jobs because of 'outsourcing' and India must be given a chance to develop its skills and markets.

1 Comments:

At 2:20 PM, R said...: You Said it... don't blame India or Indians....essentially, don't shoot the messenger..

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and link to your blog if appropriate.

-Raj, Publicist