India to get 400 UK health service jobs
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LONDON: Britain&#39;s National Health Service (NHS) is expected to move around 400 jobs to India to save costs as part of a part-privatisation of its back-office accounting and purchasing division.
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Microsoft Corp.  will hire several hundred new staff at its new Indian campus in the next year, its chief executive said on Monday, in a move aimed at strengthening its presence in Asia's fourth-biggest economy.
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Modest salary for Leeds IT gig The "Essential &amp; Specialist IT Skills Service Co-ordinators" among you will be delighted to learn that, if you're feeling charitable, NHS Connecting for Health is offering a seven-month gig up in sunny Leeds:â¦
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The UK government is to crack down on private agencies recruiting medics from developing countries.
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Software service provider Cognizant Technology Solutions plans to build a new center in India that will employ nearly 4,000 engineers.
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LIVERPOOL was today braced for massive job losses after Royal &amp; Sun Alliance announced it was shifting 1,110 posts to India. A spokesman for the insurance firm said it was too
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Britainâs leading insurance firm Royal and Sun Alliance today announced it would shift 1,100 of its jobs to India, saving the company 18 million dollars annually.
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HYDERABAD: Microsoft Corporation will hire several hundred new staff at its new Indian campus in the next year, its chief executive said yesterday, in a move aimed at strengthening its presence in Asia&#39;s fourth-biggest economy.
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Royal &amp; Sun Alliance, the UK&#39;s second biggest insurer, today incurred the wrath of unions by announcing plans to move more than 1,000 jobs to India.
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Nearly 400 people are known to have died from encephalitis this year in Uttar Pradesh and neighbouring areas, Indian officials say.
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UK telecoms giant BT plans to double its workforce over three years in India and boost revenues.
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Aviva, the biggest insurer in Britain, plans to slash 4,000 jobs in the country, or 11 percent of its British workforce by 2008, and transfer 1,000 positions to India.
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PM to unveil major new national health screening programme
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LONDON : Insurer Royal and Sun Alliance became the latest high-profile British firm to announce a mass transfer of jobs to India, saying it plans to move 1,100 positions there by 2006, saving the group 10 million pounds annually (14.
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London, Oct. 11: Britainâs second-largest general insurance group, Royal &amp; Sun Alliance, is to save Â£10 million a year by outsourcing 1,100 jobs in call centres, administration and processing to India over the next two years.
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As British unions cry foul over an exodus of jobs to Asia, one Indian information technology firm is bucking the trend, hiring 250 more staff at a call centre in Northern Ireland.
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(InfoWorld) - British insurance company Aviva plans to reduce its U.K. staff by 4,000 by 2008, and move 1,500 IT and BPO (business process outsourcing) jobs to India in a bid to save Â£250 million ($468.6 million) annually. The company is moving 1,000 BPO jobs to its Indian subsidiary Aviva Global Services in Pune and another 500 IT jobs to Indian outsourcers Wipro Ltd. and Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), a spokeswoman for Aviva Global Services said. Aviva's U.K. business Norwich Union plans to save Â£250 million yearly starting in 2008, and the moves will initially cost it Â£250 million by the end of 2007. The savings will come primarily from the company operating more efficiently and reducing duplication in marketing, human resources, finance, and information technology, as well as applying a single approach to procurement and supplier management, the company said. Aviva currently has about 6,000 BPO employees in India and Sri Lanka, including staff of Aviva Global Services and Indian BPO companies working for Aviva. The company also has 1,500 IT staff working on its projects at Wipro and TCS, the spokeswoman said. The addition to BPO staff is part of a plan announced by Aviva in 2004 to have 7,800 BPO jobs in India and Sri Lanka by the end of next year, the spokeswoman said. The number of IT staff working on Aviva projects with outsourcers will also go up to 2,000 during the same period, she added. Aviva announced last month that it was moving over 5,000 BPO staff from third-party providers to its Indian subsidiary. Three Indian BPO companies set up facilities for Aviva on condition that the staff doing Aviva work and the facilities would be moved to Aviva at a later date. Aviva will continue to outsource to third-party BPO and IT services providers even after the transfer of 5,000 BPO staff is complete by January 2008, the spokeswoman said.