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Looming Strike in India a Threat to U.S. Companies?

Trade unions there called for a nationwide strike to protest India's opening of its retail sector to international retailers Walmart and Tesco.

  • By Workforce Staff Report
  • Published: September 18, 2012
  • Updated: September 19, 2012
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With the threat of massive worker strikes on several fronts all but assured for Sept. 20, it appears businesses in India are already planning for what's being called a nationwide shutdown.

Business outsourcing provider Infosys BPO, based in Bangalore, told Workforce.com it is closing its offices Sept. 20 as a result of the nationwide strike. The company is a subsidiary of Infosys Ltd. and has more than 21,000 employees around the world.

Indian trade unions called for a nationwide strike to protest India's opening of its retail sector to international retailers Walmart and Tesco. Additionally, thousands of transportation workers plan a one-day strike Sept. 20 to protest rising diesel costs.

We'd like to know: Will India's nationwide strike affect your operations? How are you planning to cope with a potential nationwide shutdown of business in India?

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