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Bridging the gap: essays on inclusive development and education / Pillai, Latha (Editor); Remesh, Babu P. (Editor) 2011  Book
Remesh, Babu P. Book
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Publication NEW DELHI, SAGE Publications India Pvt Ltd. and Indira Gandhi National Open University, 2011.
Description xviii.;133p.Hardbound
Standard Number 978-81-321-0752-1
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Dynamics of rural labour / Remesh, Babu P. 2010  Book
Remesh, Babu P. Book
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Publication NEW DELHI, Concept Publishing Co., 2010.
Description 224 ppHb
Contents Review copy
Standard Number 81-8069-660-X GIPE Gift.
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Labour in Business Processing Outsourcing: a case study of call centre agents: NLI Research Studies Series No.: 051/2004 / Remesh, Babu P.   Article
Remesh, Babu P. Article
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Summary/Abstract In India, the spectacular growth of IT enabled services and business process outsourcing in the recent years placed the sector as one of the most promising avenue for absorbing the growing mass of eucated and unemployed youth. In the present essay, it is explained as to how the major insecurities of workers in the BPO sector are reflected in the high attrition rates, increased stress at work and absence of worker organisations.
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Organising and empowering Rural Labour: lessons from Kancheepuram in Tamil Nadu: NLI Research Studies Series No.: 034/2002 / Remesh, Babu P.   Article
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Summary/Abstract The essay is based on the author's experience of coordinating an action-research project in Tamil Nadu. The methodology of the project is based on holding Rural Labour Camps, a unique approach of participatory action-research and worker conscientisation.
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