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US companies, one
cost-containment technique has been offshoring.
Offshoring applies to the transfer of
workers abroad to minimize expenses.
3.3 million US jobs are expected
to be moved overseas by 2015
(Agrawal & Farrell, 2003).
Most of these workers are information technology (IT) jobs, as
well as manufacturing jobs, according to the US Census Bureau.
This problem is special to HR, as the obligation to establish training
for new employees and to lay off domestic workers would always fall underground.
For US companies, one
cost-containment technique has been offshoring.
Offshoring applies to the transfer of
workers abroad to minimize expenses.
3.3 million US jobs are expected
to be moved overseas by 2015
(Agrawal & Farrell, 2003).
Most of these workers are information technology (IT) jobs, as
well as manufacturing jobs, according to the US Census Bureau.
This problem is special to HR, as the obligation to establish training
for new employees and to lay off domestic workers would always fall underground.
For US companies, one
cost-containment technique has been offshoring.
Offshoring applies to the transfer of
workers abroad to minimize expenses.
3.3 million US jobs are expected
to be moved overseas by 2015
(Agrawal & Farrell, 2003).
Most of these workers are information technology (IT) jobs, as
well as manufacturing jobs, according to the US Census Bureau.
This problem is special to HR, as the obligation to establish training
for new employees and to lay off domestic workers would always fall underground.
For US companies, one
cost-containment technique has been offshoring.
Offshoring applies to the transfer of
workers abroad to minimize expenses.
3.3 million US jobs are expected
to be moved overseas by 2015
(Agrawal & Farrell, 2003).
Most of these workers are information technology (IT) jobs, as
well as manufacturing jobs, according to the US Census Bureau.
This problem is special to HR, as the obligation to establish training
for new employees and to lay off domestic workers would always fall underground.
For US companies, one
cost-containment technique has been offshoring.
Offshoring applies to the transfer of
workers abroad to minimize expenses.
3.3 million US jobs are expected
to be moved overseas by 2015
(Agrawal & Farrell, 2003).
Most of these workers are information technology (IT) jobs, as
well as manufacturing jobs, according to the US Census Bureau.
This problem is special to HR, as the obligation to establish training
for new employees and to lay off domestic workers would always fall underground.
For US companies, one
cost-containment technique has been offshoring.
Offshoring applies to the transfer of
workers abroad to minimize expenses.
3.3 million US jobs are expected
to be moved overseas by 2015
(Agrawal & Farrell, 2003).
Most of these workers are information technology (IT) jobs, as
well as manufacturing jobs, according to the US Census Bureau.
This problem is special to HR, as the obligation to establish training
for new employees and to lay off domestic workers would always fall underground.
For US companies, one
cost-containment technique has been offshoring.
Offshoring applies to the transfer of
workers abroad to minimize expenses.
3.3 million US jobs are expected
to be moved overseas by 2015
(Agrawal & Farrell, 2003).
Most of these workers are information technology (IT) jobs, as
well as manufacturing jobs, according to the US Census Bureau.
This problem is special to HR, as the obligation to establish training
for new employees and to lay off domestic workers would always fall underground.