Nearly 200 HCLTech employees could be impacted as Xerox transfers work to the Philippines.
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Nearly 200 HCLTech employees could be impacted as Xerox transfers work to the Philippines. | 1 June 2026 Xerox is reportedly ending a business process management contract with HCLTech after more than 17 years, a move that could affect up to 200 employees as the US technology company shifts work to in-house teams and local partners in the Philippines. A long-running business process management (BPM) engagement between Xerox and HCLTech is set to conclude this month, potentially affecting up to 200 employees as the US technology company reshapes its outsourcing strategy and brings more work in-house. According to reporting by Moneycontrol, Xerox Corporation is unlikely to renew a BPM contract with HCLTech, ending a relationship that has formed part of the broader partnership between the two companies for more than 17 years. The project is scheduled to conclude in June. Once it ends, around 170 to 200 employees associated with the engagement are expected to be impacted. The development comes as Xerox continues efforts to improve profitability and streamline operations amid wider changes in how global companies manage outsourcing and shared services functions. Xerox shifts work to Philippines operations. Moneycontrol reported that Xerox plans to move a significant portion of the work currently handled by HCLTech to its own operations in the Philippines. The remaining...
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