Offshoring
Offshoring is the practice of employers basing some of its operations overseas, so as to take advantage of lower costs. It typically involves employees being employed in those countries.
An in-depth guide to HRO: How is HR outsourcing changing?
HR outsourcing (HRO) has matured. Once little more than a cost-cutting exercise, outsourcing your HR – or specialisms within it...
HR outsourcing (HRO): an in-depth guide
HR outsourcing (also known as HRO) is the process of sub-contracting human resources functions to an external supplier.
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How does TUPE apply when an employee asks to be transferred?
When a business or service is transferred outside the UK, affected employees often take redundancy. But what happens if an...
300 Indesit workers leave their jobs today as washing machine factory closes
More than 300 workers at Indesit’s Denbighshire washing machine factory are working their last shifts today, before the firm moves...
HR news today: American Express pensions; BT jobs; National Grid strike
This Personnel Today news round-up includes: Amex stops UK staff pension contributions BT moves 2,000 jobs back to Britain National...
Webinar: The vision of HR in 2020 with Oracle and Personnel Today
Open forum discussion on the vision for the HR profession, what role HR must play in organisations in the future, and the big issues that will define the UK workplace in the coming years.
British Council plan to cut 500 jobs and offshore to India slammed by union
Unions have condemned the British Council’s announcement that it intends to cut up to 500 jobs over the next two...
Savile Group appoints new business development team
Savile Group plc, the AIM listed human resources consulting group, has created a new business development team to accelerate the company’s...
HR offshoring on the rise as employers cut costs
The UK is experiencing an HR jobs exodus as companies increasingly look to save money by outsourcing positions overseas, a...
Friday Podcast: Agency workers at BMW, Public sector pay freezes, and indirect discrimination warning
HR news and analysis including: HR experts have warned of damage to reputation and following redundancies at BMW failure by...
Wildcat strikes over migrant workers in energy sector to continue despite high-level opposition
Wildcat strikes in support of protests over the use of foreign labour show no sign of ending, despite the adverse...
Union urges Lloyds TSB to transfer offshored services to HBOS takeover staff
The trade union representing Lloyds TSB employees has demanded that the bank terminate its offshoring agreements in India following the...
Change management: a guide to restructuring organisations
The economy is undergoing a period of near-unprecedented change. There’s been a definite shift in mood from caution to pessimism,...
All quiet on the Eastern front: can the UK continue to rely on talent from low-cost countries?
Many organisations have relied on countries such as India and China as a source of low-cost labour, but now these countries face their own war for talent and the West must find its own people pipeline. Michael Millar reports.
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