Sentence examples for outsourced office from inspiring English sources

MPs tonight staged a revolt against the expenses watchdog, putting it on four-months' notice to reform itself or face being forced to do so, as details emerged of the £3.1m paid out in the first four months after the election – ranging from a £9,003 claim for outsourced office services to an £83 bill for toilet paper.

The company is just completing the recruitment of an extra 50 staff taken on following an announcement in June, to meet growing demand for its outsourced office services.

Referring to business process outsourcing companies, which usually manage the outsourced back office and other work for foreign firms.

Collin Gutman, the founder and CEO, says: "To the schools, we look like an outsourced placement office.

The Asset Management business includes a suite of hedge fund strategies, private investment funds (including real estate) and outsourced investment office solutions.

One-tenth of its 950 workers are Europeans.The firm began in 2001 as the outsourced back-office of ebookers, a London-based online travel-agency with operations around Europe.

In the later 1990s, the first wave of foreign investment in manufacturing was followed by an inflow into service industries, as global companies, facing growing pressures on their margins, outsourced back-office operations to service centers in countries with educated work forces and relatively low wage and infrastructure costs.

The Home Office outsourced accommodation to the two private companies among others in 2012 as part of spending cuts of £140million over seven years.

That means corporate software without hardware (Salesforce), virtual private networks to the home office (Citrix), outsourced voice mail and e-mail (J2 Global), and mobile software to do work anytime (Sybase).

Increasingly, office work is outsourced, with freelancers forced to work from home.

What remained of Pakistan in 1971 became a plaything of the military-feudal-political elite who turned it into a back office for the outsourced wars of big powers.