CRP Technologies- Security Lapses Not Representative Of Indian Corporate Ethos

Released on = December 17, 2005, 3:14 am

Press Release Author = CRP Technologies {India} Pvt. Ltd.

Industry = Small Business

Press Release Summary = India Inc. is reacting with caution to the rape and murder
of a young women employee of a call center in Bangalore.

Press Release Body = December 17, 2005, (Mumbai) - India Inc. is reacting with
caution to the rape and murder of a young women employee of a call center in
Bangalore.

The incident has sent shock waves through the outsourcing industry in India. The
industry, which was rocked by a series of security lapses earlier this year, is now
facing criticism for their lack of concern towards the safety of women employees.

However, India Inc. is reacting with caution. While condemning the barbaric act,
Sanjay Arora, Vice President, CRP Technologies, notes, "These incidents only reflect
the tendencies of certain individuals and not society as a whole."

"These crimes are first committed in the mind before they are enacted, so we need to
make an attempt to isolate individuals with criminal tendencies. There is a critical
need for society to become more vigilant in exposing individuals who break societal
mores."

There are already indications that this is happening in India with employee
background checks becoming more regular and popular among corporates. The fact that
the police are actively investigating the antecedents of the driver involved in the
call center employee's rape and murder is testament to the need for such
verification at the time of employment.

While a majority of Indian companies are beginning to realise the benefits of
pre-employment screening for their own employees, that enthusiasm is yet to
percolate down to the contract employees working within the system. Corporates
should require that their vendors get a risk-mitigated certification from a third
party before integrating outsourced staff into their system.

As Indian society globalises, it is becoming more vigilant, a change that is for the
better, maintains Arora, noting that the police have even woken up to the fact that
background checks are necessary in situations like leasing of apartments.

CRP Technologies [http://www.crp.co.in] conducts pre and post employment background
checks for employers in India. Their vision, as Arora states, is to make India,
India Inc., and Indian society a safer place to live in.

Web Site = http://www.crp.co.in

Contact Details = Sanjay Arora, Vice President

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