Qantas IT staff consider IBM work offer

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02 March 2004 03:44 PM

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  1. One thing I fail to understand is that there is this huge 'hue & cry' about Outsourcing jobs to India. What about all the export that Australia does to countries like India. If you look at the balance of Exports that each country has to each other the Anonymous -- 02/03/04

    One thing I fail to understand is that there is this huge 'hue & cry' about Outsourcing jobs to India. What about all the export that Australia does to countries like India. If you look at the balance of Exports that each country has to each other the balance is definitely in favour of Australia and this holds true for a long period of time. It is more than fair that world trade is kept bilateral and not just one sided!!!!

    KJ


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