Indian workers expand horizons for right job

Survey shows Europe is the most desirable destination, oil & gas and hospitality sector witness maximum global relocation

Premji’s dream university to be launched in July

Two-year MA courses in education, teacher education and development to be offered in the first year

Cab industry's criminal links to the fore

Cab owner duo in the NCR have been named by the Delhi Police in cases involving attempts to murder.

BPOs want police to relax security norms

BPO reps tell police to provide clarity on night shift timings and give more time to fix GPS on their vehicles

Security agencies feel police heat over crimes

In the wake of a spurt in crimes, police officials say there is a need for inter-state co-ordination

Chandigarh’s dark, deserted roads raise safety concerns

Rash drivers and hooligans on poorly lit roads with little police protection worry night shift workers

Do prisoners want Ramalinga Raju as CEO?

AP prison head wants to use his expertise to set up the country’s first ever BPO within a prison

Telus offers staff shot at degrees

Telus International Philippines Inc. has come up with a program to help its employees finish college while working the graveyard shift

Work-from-home concept attracts more women to IT

The concept of telecommuting involves working from home at flexible timings without physically commuting to office.

IT, BPO companies bond over Valentine's Day

This year, the date falls on a Sunday, which is a holiday for most companies. But it has not deterred BPO firms from celebrating in advance

Satyam founder Raju admitted to hospital

Raju was admitted to the Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) in Hyderabad after he complained of chest pain

Swine flu closes Google Hyderabad office for 2 days

This was after one of its employees tested positive for the H1N1 (swine flu) virus strain