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British MPs support outsourcing jobs to India April 07, 2006 16:19 IST The outcry in the UK over outsourcing of jobs to India has largely settled as unions have understood that it would lead to efficiency of British companies resulting in more jobs, British MP Stephen Pound said in Kolkata. The improved situation would be a boon to the growing IT enabled services sector that was partially affected by large-scale agitation by British labour unions over shifting of jobs to India. Pound, who is also chairman of the Labour Friends of India is heading an eight-member delegation to India. He will meet Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee on Saturday. The delegation visited a few IT and ITeS companies in the city and said the working conditions were good. Pound and his team are in India to exploit opportunities in a few identified sectors like bio-technology, IT and ITeS, healthcare and agro-processing. The delegation after meeting FICCI members at a roundtable discussion invited a business delegation to the UK. Are you working at a BPO, or planning to work at one? Join the BPO Discussion Group
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