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After massive layoffs in the IT sector, are banks next? From Axis Bank to HDFC Bank, early signs of job cuts are emerging. Why are banks cutting jobs even as they expand?

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Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), India’s largest IT services firm, has seen its workforce shrink sharply in Q2FY26.

The report further revealed that there is a strong desire for transparency and inclusion in decision-making

In this episode of Manager’s Mantra, Dr. Miniya Chatterji, CEO of Sustain Labs Paris, shares how sustainability is reshaping careers and why B-school grads should take note.

Tax deductions are typically available based on each co-borrower's ownership share in the property and their individual contributions toward loan repayment

Health coverage for 10 million gig workers, new centres of excellence, more seats at IITs, medical colleges among key measures

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Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Wednesday announced a job training and stipend scheme for youth, tentatively named 'Ladka Bhau' Yojana, days after it introduced a monthly financial assistance scheme for eligible women. Shinde declared broad features of the new scheme, primarily targeting men, at Pandharpur in Solapur district on the occasion of Ashadhi Ekadashi. "Some people said that 'Ladki Bahin Yojana' (for women) has been launched; what about 'Ladka Bhau' (beloved brother)? We are now announcing a scheme for Ladka Bhau where job seekers who are class 12 pass will receive Rs 6,000, diploma holders will get Rs 8,000, and those with a bachelor's degree will get Rs 10,000. They will receive this stipend from the government during their on-job training in the industry," Shinde told reporters. The candidate will do the apprenticeship and get a job. Simultaneously, the industry will benefit from the trained manpower, he said, adding that the apprenticeship will be funded by

AI is creating millions of jobs across the world and the demand for AI workers tripled between 2015 and 2019. Here are the top in-demand AI jobs

Have you ever felt like quitting your job because your work environment suddenly became toxic or unbearable? It might not be a coincidence. Many Indian companies, especially in the IT services sector,

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When you resign from your current job, your employer will provide you with a full and final settlement

Terminating the services of a woman on account of marriage under a service rule is a coarse case" of gender discrimination and inequality, and acceptance of such patriarchal norms undermine human dignity, the Supreme Court has said. The apex court made the strong observation in a case where former lieutenant Selina John was released from her job in the Military Nursing Service on account of her marriage. The top court directed the Centre to pay a compensation of Rs 60 lakh to John. We are unable to accept any submission that the respondent Ex. Lt. Selina John, who was a Permanent Commissioned Officer in the Military Nursing Service, could have been released/discharged on the ground that she had got married. This rule, it is accepted, was applicable to only women nursing officers. Such rule was ex-facie manifestly arbitrary, as terminating employment because the woman has got married is a coarse case of gender discrimination and inequality. Acceptance of such patriarchal rule ...

The displaced Kashmiri Pandits on Friday urged the Centre to increase their monthly relief amount and allocate a new employment package featuring 5,000 jobs in the Kashmir Valley during the upcoming Budget session. A Kashmiri Pandit family, lacking any government employee as its member, currently receives "meagre" Rs 13,000 per month for sustenance without any enhancement during the last one decade. The families with government employees, however, do not receive such relief. "I request the central government to keep a separate amount for the Kashmiri Pandit community in the forthcoming Budget. I will press for implementation of two things and will urge the Finance Ministry and Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha ji. There should be enhancement of relief amount to the community as early as possible in this Budget session," Head of Kashmiri Pandit Volunteers (KPV) Vikram Kaul told PTI. Expressing optimism, he hoped that the BJP government, despite a perceived lack of significant initiativ

Since early 2023, the 23-year veteran Rao has served as the chief of Nielsen's audience measurement business

Like its peers, Amazon.com in March had said it would axe another 9,000 roles as a part of its second retrenchment drive, as investors also persuaded the firms to cut costs

The startup, which focuses on promoting digitizing business transactions, is confident it's on the right side of a growing divide over the use of the technology

The Net Positive Barometer, a survey of 2,000 British employees, said 41 per cent are concerned about paying their bills, while 69 per cent are anxious about the future of the planet and society