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Dear Brother/Sister=20
UNITES Union for IT & ITES Professionals thanks you for your support=
in the work of the organizing the IT & ITES workers in 2009 and wishes=
them a Happy New Year!
In 2010, UNITES will need you to support to orga=
nising, the fight for justice for workers and human and trade union rights =
and to ensure that all of our work leads to concrete results for 93% Indian=
workers who are unorganised.
The financial crisis has wreaked havoc on the world=92s working people a=
s many have lost their jobs, their savings and their homes. We have to buil=
d a new economy that is sustainable and based on values of solidarity and s=
ocial responsibility and not the greed that brought the world financial sys=
tem to the fall. Now more than ever we need to join together to demand our =
rights and the rights of our fellow workers. We will keep building the path=
towards equal opportunities for all people.
We will build relationships and build our power in the New Year to impro=
ve working conditions in jobs market characterised by precarious work and i=
nequality. We will devote our energy and resources to organising in the ser=
vices sector. We look forward to breaking through with you in 2010.
Regards
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Karthik Shekhar
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Indian firms using healt=
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Mumbai: About 41 percent=
of the Indian companies are considering the health cover as a talent attra=
ction and retention strategy for employees, despite the hike in health prem=
ium costs. While 11 percent use it to minimise losses arising out of employ=
ee health issues, said a survey.
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India fast losing BPO jo=
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New Delhi: For about a decade, it was In=
dia's call centre boom, that defined it as the 'world's back office', much =
like neighboring China, which has been immortalized as the 'world's factory=
.' However the situation seems to be changing, as Philippines is fast takin=
g over India's back office supremacy, with BPO service providers and custom=
ers seeming to favor this country as a better place for 'voice-related' wor=
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Want to save power=3F Do=
n't wear ties
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Mumbai: A group of people in Mumbai have=
launched a campaign named as 'No-Tie' to save energy and protect the envir=
onment. Campaigners believe that not wearing a tie will make people feel co=
oler with less need to use air conditioners so extensively. Currently, in M=
umbai air-conditioners consume about 1,000 MW of the 2,700 MW power used da=
ily by the city, reports BBC. |
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Bangalore: Quit smoking and get a 10 per=
cent hike in basic pay. That is the offer made by the head of a Bangalore b=
ased firm to coax his colleagues to quit smoking in 2010, reports Debi Pras=
ad Sarangi of Bangalore Mirror.
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Female job hagglers 'les=
s liked' at workplace
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Sydney: Here is a bit of shocking revela=
tion for competent female workers. The next time you try negotiating your s=
alary, just remember you may be inviting hostility at the workplace, possib=
ly also a backlash.
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