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Jaguar and Land Rover going on hiring spree

06/19/2008, 1:18 PM

By paulee

The recently concluded sale of Jaguar and Land Rover from Ford to India’s Tata motors is already making waves, as the new owner announced its wishes to hire 600 new employees for its six facilities in the U.K.

The company is looking for qualified engineers to help it develop and integrate environmentally-friendly technology into the line-up, into which it has recently invested about $1.38 billion. In addition, Jaguar and Land Rover is looking for purchasing, finance and human resources staff. To meet this end, the company will introduce a graduate program that will take on 80 graduates in September, according to an Autocar report.

The new staff is needed to perform the operations a large company like Ford did on a bigger scale for all its brands. With the large-scale hiring blitz, Tata is showing its commitment to keeping its new purchases competitive with other brands, although the new company is now among the smallest volume auto manufacturers.

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06/19, 2:02 PM

posted by:

brassmonkey

In other news, all the tech support positions at Dell in Mumbai are available since all the rag heads are going to build Jags and Land Rovers. Maybe we can send all the Mexicans to India to handle the computer tech support. Doesn’t matter who is there working; can’t understand the bastards anyways.

06/19, 2:15 PM

posted by:

johnnycanuck

I hear 7-11 has a high turnover… or is that mortality rate.

06/19, 2:30 PM

posted by:

xyunya

Tata does not own 7-11 :) .

06/19, 2:32 PM

posted by:

mr.meanpants

Both of those comments are unacceptable, your humor is better than that.

06/19, 2:57 PM

posted by:

inline6

What about “600 new employees for its six facilities in the UK” did you people not understand?

Too busy being racists to learn how to read?

06/19, 4:11 PM

posted by:

xyunya

OK guys, the truth is that Tata will make good on his investment. There is a lot of his own money involved and he made a lot of his fortunes on his own. Jaguar and Rover are lucky brands.

06/19, 11:53 PM

posted by:

NoNameDenton1

Most of those people who you think are Indians in gas stations are usually Pakistanis.

06/20, 7:34 AM

posted by:

JohnnyBlazE

brassmonkeys I find it hard to understand what your mum says when I have my **** in her mouth, filthy bitch.

06/20, 10:43 AM

posted by:

nite41

brassmonkey! why are you pissed man? did you just find out that your dad was a mexican? hahahah!

06/20, 2:49 PM

posted by:

Impulsive

Good, now they can hire me to redesign that abysmally pathetic XF.

06/20, 8:32 PM

posted by:

nite41

XF looks good IMO!

06/21, 12:55 AM

posted by:

NoNameDenton1

I wish we would get the diesel XF in the States.

 
 
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