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Lahore, Pakistan: Continuing its trend of fighting off the spread of dengue fever in the Punjab province of Pakistan, Emenac launched a campaign and had various parts of the province sprayed with appropriate medications as well as awareness raised against the epidemic.

As the month of April neared its end and the dengue epidemic began to spread in various parts of Punjab once again, Emenac turned up to be a part of those serving the community and poured in a large sum of money to have the anti-dengue medications sprayed where required. Even though the government of Punjab has been actively working to stop the spread of dengue mosquito and bring this problem to an end, its uncontrollability has not made the efforts very successful. Emenac thus went into areas where the government could not manage to reach.

Massachusetts, United States: several protestors in the city of Attleboro came out onto the streets to protest against increasing outsourcing to other parts of the world. Americans have been protesting against outsourcing since quite some time now but the final blow to the patience of the residents of Attleboro was the outsourcing of numerous technology related jobs to China.

Washington D.C., United States: Senator Cecilia Tkaczyk rallied outside the Capitol on the 31st of October to protest against the Republican, George Amedore, for his vote against the bill that was to impose restrictions on American companies that were outsourcing their call centers offshore. The protest has been supported by many.

Emenac has contributed greatly against the uncontrollable spread of Dengue fever in Pakistan and continues to serve for this matter. Its Social Participation Department has been actively running campaigns for aid and awareness and has once again, come out to lend its services. Natural disasters, crises and outbreaks of epidemics can strike any nation at any time and whenever any such thing has been faced by Pakistan, Emenac has always been at the forefront in helping out those in problem. The spread of dengue fever is one of the worst things that Pakistan could ever face. Each year in the summers, when mosquitoes in this third world country are almost everywhere, hundreds of people die of dengue and according to a few studies; the intensity of this fever is increasing year by year. By far, no successful solution has been invented for this epidemic but whatever the sprays are available, Emenac has worked a great deal in covering as many areas with them as possible.

While it is inevitable to have disagreements in any workplace, there are also ways to working with the coworkers in harmony. It might not be possible that all the coworkers end up agreeing on every subject unanimously but it is certainly possible to keep a few rules in mind in order to avoid things getting too bitter. Bitterness is still okay, even though not preferable, if it remains in the form of a cold war but can be quite against what the bosses, supervisors and managers would want if it turns into a full-fledged fight.

Emenac has contributed greatly against the uncontrollable spread of Dengue fever in Pakistan and continues to serve for this matter. Its Social Participation Department has been actively running campaigns for aid and awareness and has once again, come out to lend its services.

Lahore, Pakistan: the Business Manager at Emenac Inc., Awais GIllani, has said that President Obama's coming into power for the second time can prove fruitful for the Asian outsourcing industry. While President Obama has always been against outsourcing outwardly, he too has been involved with the practice to some extent.

Companies associated with the BPO industry are now hiring personnel with American nationality or green card as well as those residing stateside for their American offices. This is because owing to the firm stances taken by Washington against offshore outsourcing, BPO companies are now moving into the States.