Offshoring to low-cost places like India may have been perceived as the key reason for job losses in the Western world, but it is mostly internal restructuring that is behind the falling employment rate at European banks, a new report has said.
"Less than 10 per cent of all publicly announced job cuts at European banks since 2002 are due to offshoring. Internal restructuring accounts for the lion's share," according to a latest research report by German banking giant Deutsche Bank. The recent decline in employment rate of European banks is because of internal restructuring and not due to job-offshoring to various countries including India, it said.
Full Story: Europe job-losses not due to offshoring: Report
"Less than 10 per cent of all publicly announced job cuts at European banks since 2002 are due to offshoring. Internal restructuring accounts for the lion's share," according to a latest research report by German banking giant Deutsche Bank. The recent decline in employment rate of European banks is because of internal restructuring and not due to job-offshoring to various countries including India, it said.
Full Story: Europe job-losses not due to offshoring: Report
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