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Outsourcing Central
Outourcing! Offshoring! Two words that have changed the way the world works. We, at JobSchmob.com, believe this trend is horribly wrong and have experienced its wrath first hand. We have compiled a set of links and articles to keep you informed and have provided a place for workers to share their outsourcing experiences and vent. We're not going quietly. Neither should you.
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Outsourcing comics
Outsourcing. It's funny...but it's not funny.
Life in a Box #1 Read it »
Life in a Box #6 Read it »
Life in a Box #13 Read it »
A new low...SeaCode
Well, apparently some money hungry company thinks it can keep 600 "highly skilled" workers holed up on a cruise ship 3 miles off the coast of Los Angeles and pay them very little. We can't believe how ridiculous this idea is and hope like hell its not real. Read it »
Offshore Tracker
We love this. This site tells you exactly how many U.S. jobs have been offshored and how many U.S. jobs have been lost. You can view the companies that are offshoring, when they offshored and the number of jobs that were offshored. It is staggering. Is YOUR company on the list? Read it »
Put My Cheese Back, You #*$%@!!
A timely rant about what is going on in Corporate America and how management is touting the
book Who Moved My Cheese as a stealthy means of placating the low levels of corporate workers as they are outsourced, offshored and kicked out the door. Cheese anyone? Read it »
Scams, Lies, Deceit, and Offshoring
A nice piece from PC Magazine about offshoring and the bait and switch tactics that are being used by companies to scam older workers out of their retirements benefits. Prepare to get hopping mad. Read it »
U.S. Tech Workers Training Their Replacements
CNN's coverage of several American tech workers who were forced to train their offshore replacements.The article discusses "a growing number of American technology workers training their foreign replacements -- a humiliating assignment many say they assume unwittingly or reluctantly, simply to stay on the job longer or secure a meager severance package." Read it »
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