Page 5 - India's Job Market

Recruitment activity logs 2% drop in March over previous month: Report

Main drag was a decline in job postings in sectors

Job posting picks up pace; likely to witness just 6% dip in 2020: Report

The gradual increase in both the seeker and recruiter activities on the Monster job portal showed that clear signs of recovery in the job market compared to the Covid-19 lows.

Hiring activities spike in Feb helped by digitisation: Report

Hiring activities grew by 33 per cent sequentially, the report said

Covid will force 18 mn Indians to find a new occupation by 2030: Report

The pandemic will have a lasting impact on labour markets, a report said on Friday

Employers keen on hiring freshers across job roles: TeamLease report

Hiring of entry-level professionals is likely to witness a significant uptick going ahead, according to a survey by TeamLease EdTech

Hiring sees growth in education, real estate in January: Naukri

Hiring activity saw sequential growth in certain sectors including education, real estate and banking, said a new report from job portal Naukri.com

India Inc on recovery path; 53% firms to raise headcount in 2021: Report

India's hiring activities declined last year due to the coronavirus pandemic

Job listings improve; agro industries, telecom at pre-Covid levels: Report

Job listings continued to improve in December with industries including telecom, agro-based units, and media and entertainment returning to the pre-COVID-19 levels

India sees December hiring activity up by 14%: Job portal Naukri

The hiring activity in India has increased by 14 per cent in December 2020, stated Naukri JobSpeak Index on Thursday

Hiring set to bounce back in 2021 while key industries recover: Naukri.com

Hiring activities will bounce back in the coming year as major industries are recovering from the impact of Covid-19, according to a Naukri.com survey

Indians most optimistic in Asia-Pacific about 2021 career prospects: Study

The findings come from job site 'Indeed'

Two in five Indian professionals expect a rise in jobs in 2021: LinkedIn

Indian professionals are cautiously optimistic heading into 2021

Govt approves Rs 22,810 crore outlay for 'Atmanirbhar Bharat Rozgar Yojana'

The scheme would entail an outgo of Rs 22,810 crore till 2023 and would benefit around 58.5 lakh employees

Indian employers see better hiring intent for first quarter of 2021: Survey

Corporate India is showing "healthy signs of recovery" and plans to hire more people in the first three months of 2021 compared to the quarter ending December, a survey said on Tuesday. According to the ManpowerGroup Employment Outlook Survey that covered 1,518 employers across the country, the employment trends in the first quarter of 2021 is expected to be on the rise with a Net Employment Outlook of 5 per cent. The outlook has registered an increase of two percentage points for the first three months of 2021 compared to the December quarter. The sectors expected to drive the job market in the 2021 first quarter include finance, insurance and real estate, and mining & construction sector. All other sectors indicate negative growth in this quarter, the survey said. "Corporate India is showing healthy signs of recovery and an overall positive sentiment is gripping the market. Many of the deep-rooted structural factors that have sustained Indian economy over the years like ...

Hiring activity improving, including in non-tech sectors: LinkedIn report

Competition for jobs is lower than several months ago, the report said

Most aspirational lot in India could be the unhappiest, says survey

Survey shows that the happiness score is the lowest in the age group of 20 to 30, and higher on both ends - below 20 as well as above 30

Job market bleakest in 15 yrs, only 5% of India Inc plans to hire in Q2

According to the ManpowerGroup Employment Outlook Survey that covered 695 employers across India, the net employment outlook stood at 5 per cent for the July-September quarter

Counting formal jobs in India

Two recent studies suggest organised sector has been an impressive job-creator but the validity of these estimates is open to question