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Ayala Corp., the country’s largest business group, on Wednesday disclosed that its business process outsourcing investment arm has acquired a US-based “strategic research and decision support firm”.
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The top 29 Business Process Outsourcing providers and their corresponding 2008 revenues:
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If you are a call center agent, and your office is in Quezon City, you’ve probably heard of Ordinance numbers SP-91 S-1993, SP-1080,S-2001 and SP-1148,S-2002. These are the ordinances passed (some are amendments to existing laws) requiring workers employed in offices within the city to secure an occupational permit.
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Finally, I was able to set up my 1 Mbps subscription with Globe Broadband with my more than 2-year old Linksys WRT54G wireless router.
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You know that you are living in a Filipino home if you see new appliances and furniture covered with plastics. Owners don’t want their prized belongings to get old so they will hold on to the cover until they realize that maybe it’s time to take it out. Same with me.
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Malacañang has exempted the business process outsourcing and electronics industries from tomorrow’s special non-working holiday.
Philippine Star, Sep. 6. 2009
Read the article here.
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Malabong kausap. Di mo malaman kung anong gustong i-drive.
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It’s as if the top three newspapers only have one editor.
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There’s an interesting art published today in Manila Bulletin. Since the last Sunday of August was declared as National Heroes Day, the Bulletin listed some facts about the event and made a design on Jose Rizal, Andred Bonifacio, Emilio Aguinaldo and Juan Luna. I’m sure sooner or later, or there may already be an existing Tshirt print of the design.
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Conrado de Quiros couldn’t have said it any better. He pronounced exactly what my thoughts about the Arroyo administration.
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