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Sunday, September 07, 2008
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The commodity price crisis has led to food and consumer goods companies turning to trading houses to look for talent.
Unearthing talent remains one of the biggest challenges facing companies running Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) operations on the Indian Subcontinent, a leading figure has claimed.
12:54, 21 Jul, 2008
The US and China are the two most popular countries for sourcing talent, according to new study by recruitment-giant Manpower.
14:07, 26 Jun, 2008
Offshoring is harming the recruitment of IT professionals in the UK, a new report has claimed.
08:55, 27 May, 2008
Recruiting and retaining talent in China and India is one of the biggest headaches facing companies working within the countries, a leading figure has said.
14:19, 29 Apr, 2008
Companies need a leadership “rethink” in order to recruit and retain the talent they need – that’s the view of David Thompson, director of talent management at investment bank ABN Amro.
14:34, 24 Apr, 2008
A global talent shortage is making a mockery of the claim that Indian companies are stealing jobs in the West - that's the view of Azim Premji, the chairman of Wipro.
12:25, 30 Jan, 2008
Procurement needs to start "hunting for talent" if it is to acquire the resources to cope with its increasingly high profile - that's the view of Sammy Rashed, Head of Sourcing - Global Sites, Novartis.
09:58, 23 Oct, 2007
Stock market jitters are likely to cost up to 6,500 London city jobs in 2008, according to the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR).
11:08, 08 Oct, 2007
Businesses operating in the UK are at risk of losing their top talent if current offshoring trends continue, according to a leading figure.
08:41, 17 Sep, 2007