Job creation more than doubled to 973,000 in September, the highest monthly addition since September 2017, compared to 411,000 in the same month last year, as per the EPFO payroll data
India Skills Report says 57 per cent of the final-year engineering graduates were employable, an increase of about five percentage points since last year.
The Indian Railways was seeking to hire 120,000 recruits
Non-bank retail lenders such as Bajaj Finance, Housing Development Finance Corporation (HDFC), Indiabulls Housing and Shriram Transport Finance topped the chart with 27.6 per cent YoY growth
Further, the survey reveals that worldwide 53% of employees feel pressure to work longer hours or pick up extra shifts to grow their career
Modi said, "we are committed to bringing those left behind in the development race into the mainstream."
The labour force fell from 439.7 million in 2016-17 to 426.1 million in 2017-18
Only 27% Indian women are in the labour force-the lowest among BRICS countries
IOCL's is the biggest commitment; Its polyester project will provide employment to over 100,000 persons in the long run
Data from household surveys suggest that men between the ages of 25 and 55 have no choice but to work; unemployment is a luxury they cannot afford
Data potentially suggest that wages of existing employees grew faster than the rate of addition of new jobs or formalisation of informal ones
There were 198 million people employed in the 'agriculture and others' sector, and by 2007-08 employment grew to 244.3 million
India can realise the potential of its youthful workers only if those joining the labour force can be absorbed in non-agricultural jobs, since agriculture is burdened with surplus labour
Shifting workers form agriculture is required since underemployment is the biggest challenge
Govt says the country's unemployment rate is decreasing and employment generation has gone up
3.75 crore people and 14 lakh employers have registered their names in the National Career Services portal
Survey represented views of 200 students across higher education institutions from over 20 colleges
Decline in hiring is not a surprise and is consistent with slowdown in growth rates and efforts of Indian IT to drive up productivity, says reoprt
There is a slump in usual employment generating sectors, like IT and production & manufacturing, but sectors like banking & finance and education are buzzing
Indian employees also less satisfied about salary, promotion opportunities and job security than Chinese counterparts