Many of the lost jobs in construction, finance, and outsourced manufacturing and services are gone forever, and recent studies suggest that a quarter of US jobs can be fully outsourced over time to other countries.

The major losers are those who previously held the now outsourced service sector jobs they must now find new and different jobs and almost surely find that their skills are worth less.

Many of globalization's advocates continue to claim that the number of jobs outsourced is relatively small.

Furthermore, with record high unemployment rates, Europe needs jobs in dynamic, competitive industries that cannot easily be outsourced.

Senator Barbara Boxer railed continually against Carly Fiorina, a former CEO of Hewlett Packard, that she had exported 35,000 jobs. The obvious reply should have been Yes, I outsourced 30,000 jobs.

While some factory jobs can be outsourced or automated, robots cannot yet retrofit buildings, install solar PV cells on rooftops, or construct vertical farms.

With the globalization of economy, industrial production processes are increasingly being outsourced internationally.

Outsourced and Out of Work

Even in Europe, with its long history of cooperation, surveillance and conditionality are outsourced to the IMF.

Duties of government, like fighting wars, educating children, or punishing criminals, are being outsourced to private companies.

Under their pressure, more and more processes were outsourced.

The shrinking sectors include the labour intensive upstream stages of the production process, where jobs have been outsourced to other countries a phenomenon that is neither apparent to customers nor reflected in statistics on foreign direct investment.

To me, useless jobs are, well, useless.

There are no stupid jobs, there are only stupid people.

When private jobs are no longer competitive, government jobs seem an easy solution to keeping people employed.

More routine, once well paying, jobs done by the unskilled or the moderately educated were automated or outsourced. So income inequality emerged, not primarily because of policies favoring the rich, but because the liberalized economy favored those equipped to take advantage of it.

At the same time, the new information technology makes us more aware that the kinds of jobs that are migrating to India and China are high quality jobs, the jobs for educated and skilled people.

Haircuts, like a host of other activities requiring detailed local knowledge, cannot be outsourced.

Jobs are scarce, and the future looks bleak everywhere.

Meanwhile, young people worldwide are struggling to find jobs.

These jobs are strenuous, labour intensive and time consuming.

In some cases, Gülen finds that proponents of green jobs have not distinguished between construction jobs (building the wind turbines), which are temporary, and longer term operational jobs (keeping the wind turbines going), which are more permanent.

Apparently the defense of shipping lanes has been outsourced to India just like everything else.

It means that the economy is dividing into high skill, high wage jobs and low skill, low wage jobs and that the middle, the middle skill jobs, and the middle earning jobs, are starting to drop out of the economy.

The potential winners, meanwhile, are creating the jobs of tomorrow.

Such jobs are a liability for society, not an asset.

Women, nowadays, are more likely to occupy top political jobs.

Many say that they are afraid of losing their jobs.

Women account for the majority of the unemployed right now, and if women do have jobs, the jobs are in low paying sectors.

Firms are cutting jobs because there is not enough final demand.

We are creating jobs to reduce the number of our poor.

Growth creates jobs, and jobs reduce poverty.

Women, too, are setting up the small businesses that are creating jobs and spreading prosperity.

University graduates with rising aspirations cannot find the office jobs that they seek and will not accept the factory jobs that they are offered.

Enterprises and organizations must assign other jobs suitable to pregnant women or those in breast feeding period if their current jobs are radiation related.

(c) To ensure appropriate management and or control over the activities or services that have been outsourced

For the same reasons and because of concerns of confidentiality, none of these tasks could be outsourced.

Its ardent defenders are, of course, untroubled by the loss of jobs.

The government has promised to create jobs, but that is only part of the battle it must also reform the way such jobs are filled.

According to Blinder, 42 56 million US jobs about one third of all public and private sector jobs in the country are vulnerable for offshoring.

Many students today are being prepared for jobs that do not yet exist.

What is at stake are millions of jobs that depend on healthy oceans.

All of these issues are crucial to the US jobs, immigration, security, energy.

Are jobs, safety and roads after 8 pm, in Gurgaon, reserved for men?

To date, 253,000 new jobs have been created, 133,000 of which are permanent.