Sentence examples for offshore labor from inspiring English sources
He also noted that the State of New Jersey had filled some government-service jobs with offshore labor.
The plan is to build a global digital ad network that uses offshore labor to create thousands of versions of ads.
These layoffs raise a question, the implications of which go beyond American Apparel: Can a mass-market fashion company compete with brands that can sell similar products at lower prices by relying on cheap offshore labor?
If you contact me for service I will ask you two questions: 1) "are you in warranty?" and 2) "is your request within the scope of what I have decided I will support?" If the answer to both is "yes," I will serve you as inexpensively as possible using techniques such as self-help on the web, endless IVR loops ("for billing questions, press 1") and/or offshore labor.
Last year Perot Systems opened a technology center in Mexico, uses offshore labor in 20 countries.
Early on, companies just hired cheap offshore labor to create fake Amazon accounts and put their products into shopping carts.
One of the managers surveyed for the study noted it has taken his company several years to discover that the benefit of offshoring labor disappears in fewer than three years.
Grove's approach to re-source and re-shore jobs to the U.S.A? Levy an extra tax on the product of offshored labor.
It also provided a 30% investment tax credit for clean-energy manufacturers, and it granted $575 million per year for programs to help workers whose jobs have moved offshore, where labor is cheaper.
I am not sure it is as bad as the NYT gleefully makes it out to be, but there is growing evidence of a tech slowdown, including M&A deals and IPOs drying up, slower job growth, signs of weakness on Web advertising, cautious corporate IT spending, and rising costs for companies that offshore their labor force due to the decline of the dollar.
The primary evolution in the model towards microworkers is unique because historically, an increase in microworkers has meant offshoring for labor costs arbitrage purposes.
