Featured Content
|
|
||||
Posted by: Bill Landon on May 02, 04 | 2:03 am Provided by: FreeTranslation.com |
||
| Outsourcing Clash Heats Up Election Campaigns |
||
With John Kerry almost certainly destined to emerge victorious from the Democratic primary fray, he is turning up the heat on the hot-button topic of overseas outsourcing -- and the Bush administration is preparing to respond in earnest.
The overall US$10 billion IT outsourcing market still makes up less than 3 percent of global spending on information technology services, according to research by consultancy Brean, Murray & Co. However, the recession of 2000-2001 and the achingly slow economic recovery have made outsourcing a flashpoint issue for many U.S. citizens and corporations. After all, outsourcing is good for companies. General Electric, for example, has saved an estimated $300 million per year -- $30,000 per job -- by sending some process-related positions to India. But laid-off workers' chances of finding another job at a comparable salary seem increasingly dim. http://www.ecommercetimes.com/perl/story/33052.html | ||
|
|
Last 5 Articles From This Catagory
Congress Expands FBI Spying Power
Diebold, Electronic Voting and the Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy
No Americans Need Apply
President Bush says we need to move to an Ownership Society
Setting the Record Straight: An Analysis of the Justice Department's PATRIOT Act Website

