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Study: IT hiring to pick up
February 21, 2004Offshore-outsourcing spending to creep up
January 6, 2005 Merrill Lynch research also concludes that internal IT staff hiring will not change much this year.Is IT hiring picking up?
October 20, 2004 A number of signs point to increasing demand for tech workers, but not all the clouds have been driven away. Gain or drain?Report: IBM to ship work overseas
December 16, 2003 Big Blue declines to comment on a report that it plans to move the work of as many as 4,730 programmers to India, China and elsewhere.Help wanted by IT services firms
September 14, 2004 The growing services industry is hiring, but tech workers looking for a job may need to do more than brush up on their coding.CIOs expect moderate hiring, study says
August 26, 2004 IT job growth will be driven primarily by the nation's largest employers, according to new data.Keane hiring in Canada
November 13, 2003New Year's resolution: Hire more people
December 26, 2006 The hiring outlook for 2007 is "moderated, yet stable," and few companies are expecting cutbacks, according to a poll commissioned by CareerBuilder.com.Study: IT job market may be looking up
June 10, 2005 A net 11 percent of CIOs surveyed plan to add IT staff in the third quarter, a staffing firm says.Accenture on hiring spree in India
December 4, 2003 Within a year, the information technology consulting and services giant plans to double its work force in India, to a total of 10,000 employees.Study: CIOs to increase hiring
September 8, 2005 IT hiring is expected to reach its highest level since 2002, according to survey results from a staffing firm.Study: Meager recovery for IT job market
September 8, 2004 IT employment in the United States rose 2 percent in the first quarter, but demand for IT workers continues to drop.More jobs, higher salaries for Asia
October 12, 2005 The most promising employment landscape is in China, a survey shows. In Japan, optimism is more tempered.Study finds IT worker confidence slipping
October 7, 2004 Survey shows workers less optimistic about job market, with fewer saying personal finances are getting better.Study finds dramatic loss of tech jobs
October 18, 2004 Third-quarter cuts in the tech sector shot up 60 percent from the previous quarter, an employment services company reports.India's TCS continues hiring spree
April 18, 2006 Tata Consultancy Services plans to hire an additional 30,000 employees over the next 12 months, expanding in China.Year in review: Big battles for big talent
December 14, 2005 Concerns remain over outsourcing and guest workers, but hiring prospects have improved for skilled workers.Westward leading, still proceeding in tech hires
December 8, 2004 CIOs expect to add staff early next year, and California is generating the most new U.S. tech jobs, two reports say. Map: Today's tech job hot spotsThe next information revolution
October 19, 2006 perspective Open Group CEO Allen Brown says the big change is not in computer hardware, semiconductors or software.HP in for hard time at hearing
September 28, 2006 With elections coming up, congressional subcommittee is likely to make an example of HP for spying.
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