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Besides health, trade and IT/BPO sectors saw vacancies increasing during the pandemic's Omicron phase
The Indore district administration in Madhya Pradesh is all set to open round-the-clock working activities in areas around the Bus Rapid Transit System (BRTS) corridors to attract investment especially in the Information Technology sector, an official said. Efforts are being made to start this within a week, he said. Local administration held a meeting with police officials, business establishments and elected representatives on Saturday in Indore to discuss the roadmap for opening of such activities in certain areas of the state's biggest city. After the meeting, Indore Collector Manish Singh told reporters that Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan had in a workshop announced to make Indore the start-up capital of the state. "It was suggested to open round-the-clock working not only to support IT companies, Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) establishments, but also to strengthen the city economy. The CM had issued directives to work in this direction, he said. The issue was dela
Firm hires over 7,000 in the US in FY22; numbers may go up in FY23
The BPO arm of the diversified Hinduja Group on Friday reported a jump in consolidated net profit
In November 2020, the government had simplified BPO and ITES guidelines to ease the compliance burden on service providers and establish the 'Work-From-Home' and 'Work-From-Anywhere' framework.
More than 200 companies are involved in disputes over the definition of intermediary services, says report.
India's IT-BPM industry stands at $37.6 billion (2019-20)
Experts say the move will also encourage companies to focus on innovative products and solutions and improve BPM delivery efficiencies
The new rules for will create a friendly-regime for work from home and work from anywhere
The decision will help ensure business continuity and employee safety, industry executives said.
The company's tight-aggressive business model has done well so far, but with other players, both traditional and new, smelling an opportunity, there could be a very fascinating game ahead
The number of employees impacted by the provision is as high as 1.8-2 million
In 2013, a similar piece of legislation, which was introduced by Congressman Tim Bishop and supported by many senators, did not see the light of the day