The workforce at the facility holds onto aspirations of resurgence, hopeful for opportunities with Hyundai's asset transfer deal
French IT company Expleo's Indian arm plans to more than double its workforce in the country by hiring around 5,000 people over a period of two-and-a-half years, a senior official of the company said. Expleo Solutions CEO and MD Balaji Viswanathan, who heads India business, told PTI that the company sees growth primarily on account of expansion of business in the US. "The company aims to hire an additional more than 5,000 people over the next two-and-a-half years, including a focus on hiring fresh graduates. While other larger players are slowing down on hiring fresh graduates, the company believes it will provide future growth acceleration. The expectation is to double the current workforce of around 4,700 people, reaching a little over 9,700 employees," he said. Expleo works with multiple industries on a global scale, with a primary focus on aerospace, automotive, and transportation. Aerospace accounts for about 40 per cent of Expleo global business, automotive 35 per cent, ...
Insurance giant Marsh McLennan is expanding its team in the country, say senior executive of the group
A half of the gig workforce surveyed is interested in full-time employment with stability a major concern among them, according to a report. Over 50 per cent of gig workers, also known as temporary workers, who were a part of the survey, said they will eventually pursue full-time employment, according to the report by staffing firm Ciel HR Services, which was released on Friday. The report is based on a survey of 1,200 white-collar gig workers from over 400 organisations across sectors in the country. While gig work has gained popularity as an alternative form of employment, it appeared that a considerable number of them view it as a temporary or transitional phase in their careers, with the intention of eventually securing a permanent, full-time position, the report added. It said 41 per cent men and 40 per cent women respondents shared a strong interest in working on different projects. This suggested that gig workers, regardless of gender, appreciate the opportunity to engage i
Elgi Equipments Ltd, manufacturer of air compressors, has introduced assembly lines at its unit in Tamil Nadu entirely operated by women workforce, the company said on Tuesday. The Coimbatore-based company, in a statement, said it reiterates commitment towards building a gender-diverse, inclusive workforce through women empowerment and skill development. Twenty women employees would be managing the air-end assembly line, encapsulated air-end assembly line and the ELGi new generation compressor top block assembly line at the company's ELGi Air Centre in Coimbatore. After obtaining graduation on a three-year technical training programme comprising modules on machining, welding, electrical work, engineering and production technologies at ELGi Vocational Training School, the women candidates were directly recruited at the facility, ELGi Equipments said. "In line with ELGi's focus on fostering a safe and healthy work environment, every woman working on the shop floor has received ...
He said there were five factors that would help India in its growth journey
In 2022, the company invested Rs 72 crore in training and upskilling its partners
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NSA Doval said India's greatest strength is its human resource, which he said was committed to nationalism
Lack of caregiving duties has impacted female workers during the Covid-19 pandemic, but with companies such as TCS, returning to work-from-office culture, many have chosen to opt out of the workforce
Presenting a hopeful picture, the report underlines that optimism about the next five years in the workplace continues to remain high at 87%
More productivity loss expected than elsewhere as temperatures rise
The gender data is based on details provided to the states and the central government
50% organisations don't have clarity on skills their employees will need in future, it says
A significant percentage of organizations understand the current skills and development needs of their employees and are providing access to upskilling or reskilling opportunities to all employees, says a study. According to Mercer's 2023 Global Talent Trends study, 64 per cent of companies surveyed offer flexible work options for all employees and 54 per cent of organizations have total well-being initiatives. Mercer conducts a comprehensive Global Talent Trends study that includes the perspectives of CXOs, HR leaders and experts, and employees. As many as 124 HR leaders participated in the pulse survey, representing approximately 8,00,000 employees across technology, auto, manufacturing, professional and financial services sectors. Amid external challenging environmental situations laden with inflation, recession and tight labour market concerns, 45 per cent of the companies in India are redesigning work with employee well-being in mind such as realistic workload, no-meeting days
These enterprises, the study by Ficci and Randstad says, are well capitalised and have raised series A and B funding rounds
This upward trend in salaried employment is certainly a cheery outcome for Gujarat as it suggests an improvement in the quality of jobs in the state
Global layoff-driven dip in IT hiring drags overall growth figure to 0.8%
The proposed recommendation also includes having an effective outcome focused learning approach with structured impact evaluation metrics
Country will need 30 mn digitally skilled professionals by 2026; 50% workforce will have to re-skill