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Special Report: Global Workforce—Asia: Looking South

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1. Out of India
Western multinationals are selling off their “captives,” or wholly owned back-office operations, in India to Indian firms, and these firms are offshoring pieces of their growing workload to locations in Southeast Asia.

2. Infographic: International Labor Force Competitveness

3. Foreign Direct Investment
Foreign direct investment for top 20 receipients, announced greenfield investments and estimated number of jobs created in 2007. Source: OCO Global

4. India's New Bargain
Workforce Management reporter Jeremy Smerd recently traveled to India to report on the changing nature of workforce management issues in a nation that has become nearly synonymous with outsourcing. This three-part series examines how India’s outsourcing industry is evolving.

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Managing International Operations

Workforce Planning

Workforce Trends

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Infographic: International Labor Force Competitveness

The World Economic Forum's global and business competitiveness ranking for Southeast Asia and comparison nations, 2007-2008. The rankings compare a total of 127 nations.
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Foreign direct investment for top 20 receipients, announced greenfield investments and estimated number of jobs created in 2007. Source: OCO Global

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