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Donald Trump Now Wants To Deport US Citizens And Jail Them In Foreign Prisons
The idea of outsourcing US prison operations to El Salvador is not new. In February, Bukele posted on social media about his country's offer to take in convicted US citizens, including those with violent offenses, in exchange for a fee.
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"Hope India Never...": Anand Mahindra Reacts To El Salvador's Offer To US
Anand Mahindra has reacted to El Salvador President Nayib Bukele's proposal to take in convicted US criminals for a fee, calling it an outsourcing opportunity he hopes India "never" adopts.
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Zuckerberg Distances Facebook From Twitter in Trump Fight
Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg took pains to distance his company from Twitter and its fight with US President Donald Trump on Thursday, as the White House moved to scrap a law protecting social media companies.
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Trump Wants H-1B Visas In Highly-Skilled, Not Outsourcing Jobs: Official
The Donald Trump administration wants to make changes in the existing H-1B provisions for it to play a better role in attracting highly skilled foreign workers as opposed to the what it has now evolved into an "outsourcing" role, the White House said Thursday.
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TCS Faces US Jury Over Why It Fires So Many Americans
India's IT outsourcing giant Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. needs to offer a good explanation for why engineers hired at its American outposts are 13 times as likely to be fired if they're not South Asian. The company is set to go on trial Monday in California over racial discrimination claims by American workers who lost their jobs at TCS offices ...
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For TCS, Big Hearing In US Today On Alleged Anti-White Worker Bias
TCS cites its reliance on foreign guest-worker visas as a defense against the bias claims.
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US Lawmakers To Donald Trump: Reform H-1B Visa; Crackdown On Outsourcing Companies
A bipartisan group of influential lawmakers from both the House and Senate has urged US President Donald Trump to crackdown on jobs outsourcing companies and reform the H-1B and L-1 visa systems.
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Top 7 Indian Outsourcing Companies Got Fewer H-1B Visas In 2016: Report
Top seven India-based outsourcing companies in the US received fewer H-1B visas in 2016 as compared to 2015, and as a group their numbers dropped 37 per cent, according to a new report.
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Donald Trump Blamed For Job Losses As India Tech Workers Face Cuts
Swapana Bhosale was stunned when she found out earlier this month she was losing her job at tech services provider Cognizant Technology Solutions in India. Layoffs in the business are rare, particularly if employees are in the middle of client assignments like she was.
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Trump Effect: After Infosys, Another Top IT Company To Ramp Up US Hiring
Donald Trump has ordered a review of the U.S. visa program that brings high-skilled foreign workers into the country, potentially affecting hiring plans of technology firms and outsourcing companies.
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Victory, Says White House, About Infosys Plans To Create 10,000 US Jobs
Infosys, a global tech outsourcing giant under fire from President Donald Trump for stealing American jobs, announced Tuesday that it plans to hire 10,000 new U.S. workers over the next two years.
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Opinion: Those 10,000 Infosys US Jobs Need To Be The Right Ones: Gadfly
Statements by two leaders in opposite hemispheres could help explain an announcement Tuesday that Infosys Ltd., the Indian outsourcing giant, will hire 10,000 American workers over the next two years.
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US Accuses TCS, Infosys of Violating H-1B Visa Norms
At a White House briefing last week, an official in the Trump administration said a small number of giant outsourcing firms flood the system with applications.
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H-1B Visa: Infosys To Ramp Up Local Hiring In United States
Infosys has been in favour of a healthy mix of local and global personnel even though hiring locals in overseas markets often pushes up operational costs for IT outsourcing companies.
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Bill Against Outsourcing Jobs Reintroduced In US Congress
A bipartisan Bill was today reintroduced in the US Congress to make companies that move call centres overseas ineligible for grants or guaranteed loans from the government, a move aimed at curbing the transfer of jobs to nations like India.
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Donald Trump Now Wants To Deport US Citizens And Jail Them In Foreign Prisons
The idea of outsourcing US prison operations to El Salvador is not new. In February, Bukele posted on social media about his country's offer to take in convicted US citizens, including those with violent offenses, in exchange for a fee.
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"Hope India Never...": Anand Mahindra Reacts To El Salvador's Offer To US
Anand Mahindra has reacted to El Salvador President Nayib Bukele's proposal to take in convicted US criminals for a fee, calling it an outsourcing opportunity he hopes India "never" adopts.
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Zuckerberg Distances Facebook From Twitter in Trump Fight
Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg took pains to distance his company from Twitter and its fight with US President Donald Trump on Thursday, as the White House moved to scrap a law protecting social media companies.
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Trump Wants H-1B Visas In Highly-Skilled, Not Outsourcing Jobs: Official
The Donald Trump administration wants to make changes in the existing H-1B provisions for it to play a better role in attracting highly skilled foreign workers as opposed to the what it has now evolved into an "outsourcing" role, the White House said Thursday.
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TCS Faces US Jury Over Why It Fires So Many Americans
India's IT outsourcing giant Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. needs to offer a good explanation for why engineers hired at its American outposts are 13 times as likely to be fired if they're not South Asian. The company is set to go on trial Monday in California over racial discrimination claims by American workers who lost their jobs at TCS offices ...
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For TCS, Big Hearing In US Today On Alleged Anti-White Worker Bias
TCS cites its reliance on foreign guest-worker visas as a defense against the bias claims.
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US Lawmakers To Donald Trump: Reform H-1B Visa; Crackdown On Outsourcing Companies
A bipartisan group of influential lawmakers from both the House and Senate has urged US President Donald Trump to crackdown on jobs outsourcing companies and reform the H-1B and L-1 visa systems.
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Top 7 Indian Outsourcing Companies Got Fewer H-1B Visas In 2016: Report
Top seven India-based outsourcing companies in the US received fewer H-1B visas in 2016 as compared to 2015, and as a group their numbers dropped 37 per cent, according to a new report.
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Donald Trump Blamed For Job Losses As India Tech Workers Face Cuts
Swapana Bhosale was stunned when she found out earlier this month she was losing her job at tech services provider Cognizant Technology Solutions in India. Layoffs in the business are rare, particularly if employees are in the middle of client assignments like she was.
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Trump Effect: After Infosys, Another Top IT Company To Ramp Up US Hiring
Donald Trump has ordered a review of the U.S. visa program that brings high-skilled foreign workers into the country, potentially affecting hiring plans of technology firms and outsourcing companies.
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Victory, Says White House, About Infosys Plans To Create 10,000 US Jobs
Infosys, a global tech outsourcing giant under fire from President Donald Trump for stealing American jobs, announced Tuesday that it plans to hire 10,000 new U.S. workers over the next two years.
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Opinion: Those 10,000 Infosys US Jobs Need To Be The Right Ones: Gadfly
Statements by two leaders in opposite hemispheres could help explain an announcement Tuesday that Infosys Ltd., the Indian outsourcing giant, will hire 10,000 American workers over the next two years.
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US Accuses TCS, Infosys of Violating H-1B Visa Norms
At a White House briefing last week, an official in the Trump administration said a small number of giant outsourcing firms flood the system with applications.
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H-1B Visa: Infosys To Ramp Up Local Hiring In United States
Infosys has been in favour of a healthy mix of local and global personnel even though hiring locals in overseas markets often pushes up operational costs for IT outsourcing companies.
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Bill Against Outsourcing Jobs Reintroduced In US Congress
A bipartisan Bill was today reintroduced in the US Congress to make companies that move call centres overseas ineligible for grants or guaranteed loans from the government, a move aimed at curbing the transfer of jobs to nations like India.
