Dubai-based company fires Indian staff
The global financial crisis has claimed more victims in India. Dozens of employees of a Dubai-based company have lost their jobs as the company has put its expansion plans on hold.
The Indicaa Group, which trades in scrap metal and is run by an Indian, had recently hired management graduates, mostly from small towns across India, to work at its overseas offices.
According to estimates available with the candidates, about 120 persons were offered jobs. At least 40 of those hired were from north India.
“The hiring was done from three centres: Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai. People from all over the country had applied,” said Anurodh Gupta, a candidate from Ghaziabad, who had undergone training in Ludhiana on October 6 and 7.
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The Indicaa Group, which trades in scrap metal and is run by an Indian, had recently hired management graduates, mostly from small towns across India, to work at its overseas offices.
According to estimates available with the candidates, about 120 persons were offered jobs. At least 40 of those hired were from north India.
“The hiring was done from three centres: Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai. People from all over the country had applied,” said Anurodh Gupta, a candidate from Ghaziabad, who had undergone training in Ludhiana on October 6 and 7.
To read the full article, click here..
To read the ePaper, visit: http://epaper.hindustantimes.com
Labels: candidates, Dubai, employees, expansion plans, financial crisis, Ghaziabad, India, Indian staff, Indicaa Group, Jobs, overseas offices
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