Instead of the promised 100 days of work, average work provided stood just shy of one-fifth of it in this financial year till June 9
The official said that the portal is expected to be launched later this week
Jobseekers from the IT, pharma, medical or healthcare and BFSI industries were less impacted by layoffs and salary cuts as compared to their counterparts from other industries.
In some of its previous studies it found that 83 per cent of job seekers consider remote work policy an important factor when searching for a job
The data also showed that during September 2017-March 2020 period, the number of net new subscribers was around 1.55 crore
The small relaxations in the lockdown since April 20 have not had any positive impact on the unemployment rate, yet
Candidates can apply again for the examination by paying Rs 250; registration deadline ends on May 25
Will people buy as many cars as before? How much office space becomes surplus as office-goers work from home? How will that impact construction? T N Ninan raises some questions the future invites
When jobs evaporate in other sectors, people go back to farms which seem to have an infinite capacity to absorb labour; but that is mostly disguised unemployment
The count of the unemployed who were actively looking for jobs during the week of April 26 was around 76 mn. In the earlier weeks, it was close to 100 mn
Various department heads have been given a week's time to submit their 'concrete roadmaps' to the government for implementation
There was a time when pay cuts we see today were a complete no-no; govt and public sector jobs were considered safe, as pay and pensions were both assured. Not any longer, it seems, writes T N Ninan
In the absence of clarity about the impact of this crisis on demand and supply, any measure undertaken presents the possibility of proving to be eminently wrong when clarity eventually emerges
India's economy, even when it is growing, doesn't create enough quality jobs, and a nationwide lockdown to contain Covid-19 has created an employment calamity, writes Mahesh Vyas
Situation will be reviewed end of Q1FY21; With no payment coming in from customers, firms has resorted to bank loans to pay salaries
It estimated India will grow 4.8 per cent to 5 per cent in the 2019-20 fiscal that ended on March 31
Need interest free loans, limited opening of manufacturing units soon, the Federation of Indian Export Organisations said
Industry must be allowed to resume operations in areas other than the identified hotspots with proper safety guidelines in place as soon as possible
Since independence, the Indian economy has been growing at rates moderately high, to slow, to high, and back to moderate in recent times
The impact of the shutdowns on the economy would show up later; but the shutdowns would help contain the spread of the virus