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Indian recruitment consultancies operating in the UK
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Originally posted by ChrisHadfield View PostWhat is the margin these Indian companies like InfoSys make when placing contractors?'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by Bluenose View PostA newer Indian Shell, this one is owned out of New Jersey and Bangalore: HyreU-UK Limited.
Cash in bank: £92k. That cash pile would not even cover NLUK's monthly invoice.
What's the end-game here? The big Indian outsourcers continuing to use these shell companies to keep the Tier 2 Visas flowing until someone at the Home Office reads this thread and does an investigation ?
All UK phone numbers, all Indian sounding agents, most with poor quality lines, sounded like they were reading from a script and not well spoken English. Checked all of them out and they have offices in UK and India.
Client was Hexaware, Indian global consultancy.
Given my CV was such a perfect match I received no calls from any of the usual domestic agencies.
It was like CV keyword bingo and I'd won. My CV was put forward at a negotiated rate, but no interview was ever offered. Didn't smell right at all. Whats the point of even applying via these guys if you can't ever win?
Could this have been a Resident Labour Market Test? Is there any way to find out next time I get one of these calls? I'd certainly like to raise a flag if they are gaming the system.Comment
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Much like being asked to meet an agent in person, nothing ever seems to come of these interactions. You start to filter them out after having given the benefit of the doubt too many times.Comment
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Originally posted by PerfectStorm View PostMuch like being asked to meet an agent in person, nothing ever seems to come of these interactions. You start to filter them out after having given the benefit of the doubt too many times.Comment
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Originally posted by CheeseSlice View Post... if they are gaming the system.Comment
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Originally posted by ChrisHadfield View PostWhat is the margin these Indian companies like InfoSys make when placing contractors?Comment
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Originally posted by uk contractor View PostAround 50% perhaps slightly higher they do not pass most of the rate onto the actual contractor or whatever you want to name the resource as they are not really contractors more like tax & national insurance avoidance disguised employees on FTC's!!Comment
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