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Human Resources: Price of inequity

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Sucheta Dalal | 20/08/2012 12:17 PM | 

Can India keep running away from Bharat?

“Things are really getting bad, aren’t they?” asked a retired captain of a ship, talking about how the economic downturn is forcing companies to cut costs. Two of his neighbours, both working in blue-chip listed companies, he says, were asked to leave after nearly two decades of being employed. One was from an engineering company and the other from an infrastructure company that has announced losses in the recent quarter. In both cases, there were no media reports because there was no mass retrenchment of the sort that happened after the 2008 ...


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