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Politics : Don't Blame Me, I Voted For Kerry

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To: Bearcatbob who wrote (4440)2/28/2004 12:40:38 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor of 81568
 
The entire 90s boom was built on technology. This is how I know no recovery for jobs. Tech demand worldwide is actually booming but jobs are gone. There is no other industry able to pick up the slack.

US tech co’s hiring Asians to expand jobs

New York, February 28: Technology companies are seeing a rebound in business, but top executives this week said any jobs added to meet growing demand will likely be in countries where labour is cheaper than the United States.

Executives speaking at the Reuters Technology, Media and Telecommunications Summit in New York said they see increased hiring in countries like India and China, but few jobs will be added in the United States.

Michael Jordan, chief executive of technology services provider Electronic Data Systems Corp. said EDS's number of employees in low-cost locations like India will rise to 20,000 from 9,000, by 2006.

expressindia.com
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