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I think this is another example of the sad state of affairs in this country, where jobs in these call centres, and manufacturing are being exported just to expand the wallets of the already rich. NTL are the latest in a long list. I think all these companies should be hit with punitive duties if they move abroad (i.e. outside the EU) and then import their goods and services back into this country. :afire: |
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Yes etccarmageddon and they have saved themselves some flak over that now that .com is closed! I guess now could be a good time to broadcast some bad news, just like that MP said! :rolleyes: |
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it doesnt need to be buried though cos it's now acceptable to do this.... first it was acceptable to export jobs and now it's acceptable to export jobs whilst at the same time announce redundances in the uk.
acceptable meaning it isnt going challenged. |
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My Dad gets what amounts to harrassing phone calls from a chinese woman that he can't understand. She can't even pronounce his surname correctly, which infuriates him. If UK companies want to use foreign workers whose english is poor at best then so be it - can't see them making many sales though. Then there's the lack of knowledge of local customs and dialects...
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exactly my point as in post #5 , it does me head in when they cant even pronounce your name properly :afire: :afire: :afire: :afire: oh and btw welcome to the site :) |
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I've even got anonymous call blocking and they get around that and leave no trace!!! :shrug: |
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Do you have any idea of the 'figures' involved here? Do you have any idea how many jobs in the 'defense industry' alone would be lost in th UK by such actions? Some figures for 2000 Trade in good's in billions £ sterling Trade from UK to India - 2.056 (that 2 trillion pounds sterling!) Trade from India to UK - 1.712 Trade in Services Trade from UK to India - 545 Trade from India to UK - 557 So you would want to start a trade war and put all the jobs, UK and India, that these multi trillion pound trades represent ? Ridiculous! (source of figures http://www.indobritish.org/achievement.htm for more figures try http://www.ukinindia.com/business/in...ndobritish.asp ) |
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it still annoys me that we have people capable of doing the job in this country yet these jobs are sourced out to other countries because they are cheaper :afire: , is this not exploitation of developing countries ????????????
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This would not result in a "Trade War" as it would not affect indigenous foreign companies, only UK companies who move outside the EU just to use cheap labour. Expanding abroad to open up new markets is one thing, but this is an entirely different matter. What would you suggest? Do nothing? Massive pay cuts in order to compete with cheap foreign labour? I doubt if this sort of thing would be allowed to continue unchecked in many other countries. |
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If we are to put tarrifs on UK companies outsourcing jobs to India why should they or would they not put a similar tarrif on the services that are outsoruced from India to the UK? Quote:
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LOL No wonder I did't get the simple statement from NTL about future plans for Out-Sourced Call Centres when this beast first reared its head.
Oh well nothing new there. :rofl: Can't help noticing it's only the sales lines so far and wondering if this partly a way to get round the new regulations covering the "Telephone Preference Service" as the overseas centres would be beyond their scope I think. |
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How many of the Japanese car manufacturers which set up in the UK, re-import back into Japan, for example? Not many, I guess. Most of their output is for the EU. We all know why UK companies are moving their activities abroad. It's about cheaper labour, and making more profits at the expense of the work force who helped build them up in the first place. It's about making a "quick buck". Import duties on this kind of action only, would make them think twice. Maybe save some UK jobs. As I said earlier, expanding your markets abroad is a good idea. It makes you stronger, and usually provides welcome jobs in the country you set up in, but this is different. I'm sorry, but the idea of trade in my eyes does not include export of jobs to another country. A trade in services should be where NEW or extra services are required, and they are supplied by companies in another country. This is like sacking 150 people on £5 an hour, and setting on 200 at 20p per hour. It would be illegal if done internally (in this country), and should be prevented from happening in this way. ....And Kitty's libelous comments....where??? |
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