BPOs get `code of conduct` for employees` security, finally
| Taking the first concrete step towards curtailing the rising incidents of crime against business process outsourcing (BPO) staffers, a group of 32 Pune-based BPOs and National Association of Software and Service Companies (NASSCOM) have framed a �code of conduct� to ensure their physical security. |
| The code of conduct, which is soon expected to be replicated across the country, deals with aspects such as security during travel, selection of transport vendors, internal communication and security within company premises. |
| Pune city has a BPO community of more than 95,000 and some 3,000 cars and jeeps are used as pick-up and drop vehicles for them by the 32 units. |
| Prominent players like Wipro, Zensar, WNS, KPIT Cummins, Mphasis and Ocean Connect have all agreed to implement the code of conduct framed by the best practises committee. |
posted by Manoj Jain @ 3:56 AM
2 Comments:
At 12:12 AM,
Anonymous said…
Its great news that BPO get "code of conduct" for employees security. By the few BPOs installed global positioning system (GPS) devices in cabs while some had appointed security escorts for women staffers.
At 6:53 PM,
Unknown said…
nice idea!because it is a big help to the staff of BPO, to lessen the crime rate incidents to their company.
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