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| Communication tech balances work-life: Survey | 05-JUL-09 |
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| Technology and communications have made the life of the common man easier. This is corroborated by the fact that 72 per cent of Indian respondents surveyed by HR solutions firm Kelly Services say that their productivity has become “much better’ because of the benefits of new technologies being generated across generations. Almost 20 per cent say it has become “slightly better” while 3 per cent say it is “lower” because of the new technologies. |
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| No knee-jerk reactions, please | 08-MAR-09 |
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| Two interesting surveys were published this week on the changing equations at the workplace. At first glance, the findings may look contradictory, but they are not. While the one done by TeamLease talks about how companies are cutting salaries and asking employees to do multi-tasking, the other done by Kelly Services says employees will rather contribute to something more important and meaningful than take home a fat pay package. |
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| Shyamal Majumdar: Meaningful engagement | 05-MAR-09 |
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| At a time when many consider themselves plain lucky to have a job — just any job — the findings of a survey by Kelly Services (published yesterday) may be taken with considerable cynicism. The survey says Indians would rather contribute to something more important and meaningful than take home a fat package. |
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| `KPO boom will continue` | 10-AUG-06 |
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| The global knowledge processing outsourcing (KPO) business, currently worth $2 billion, is projected to reach $16 - 17 billion in the next five years.
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| US staffing firm Kelly has local buyouts on mind | 29-NOV-04 |
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| Following in the footsteps of Adeco and Vedior NV, US-based Kelly Services Inc, a staffing solutions provider, is planning to use acquisitions as a mode of expansion in India. It is already talking to |
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| West targets Asia`s young talent pool | 11-NOV-04 |
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| With most developed countries likely to face an emerging workforce shortage, human resources consultants feel that Asians will constitute more than 30 per cent of the global workforce in next 10-15 |
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