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FICCI survey reveals good news for jobseekers, check out details
FICCI expectations in line with Q3 government figures on economy and hiring trends revealed by job sites
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As the economy tries to return to the growth territory, jobs begin to keep pace in some sectors
According to job portals and CMIE, jobs are being generated at different levels in line with the GDP growth indicators
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Ficci says Haryana job quota law will ‘spell disaster’ for industrial development
The industry body believes that this move is against the spirit of the Constitution that gives the citizens of India the freedom to work anywhere in t
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IT hiring records 33% MoM growth in February: Report
Naukri JobSpeak Index for February witnessed an uptick of over 22% in hiring activity at 2,356 job listings as compared to January at 1,925
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Reservation in private sector jobs is a sign of government failure to expand the economy
The move challenges the logic of the central government efforts to create one national market
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Job reservation in private sector: Besides Haryana, at least six states have either enacted or considering legislation
The seeds of reservation of jobs in the private sector were first sowed during the UPA-I regime when inclusiveness and social equity received a lot of
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As economy picks up, students are securing full placements in premier institutes
In IIM Ahmedabad, the placement process started on March 2 and is expected to continue until March 8
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Ola to create 10,000 jobs with its world’s largest two-wheeler mega-factory in next few months
The factory will have an initial capacity of 2 million units a year. It indicates the requirement of manpower which will be needed in various departme
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Startups on a hiring spree, freshers set to benefit
Indian firms are expected to double their hiring this year as they plan to expand their business after the pandemic.
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Indian professionals upbeat about career progress despite uncertainties: Survey
The survey findings from January 1-29, based on responses of 1,752 professionals, noted that despite growing uncertainties, 80% professionals are conf
