After the lockdown, a summer of discontent is looming as the jobs crisis deepens
The survey's result, the second part of the survey series conducted by AIMO amongst the corporates, MSMEs, self employed persons and others, was based on the responses from 46,525 participants.
The labour force participation rate (LFPR) during 2018-19 rose to 37.5 per cent as compared to 36.9 per cent a year ago, said the Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS)
For states that account for the bulk of the migrants, this unprecedented reverse migration imposes extraordinary challenges of absorbing them without causing social disruptions
Rising unemployment, safety concerns and limits on the number of customers a business is allowed to serve are setting a cap on sales
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120 million people might be pushed back into poverty in India
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This would mean that nearly all the job growth in the 11 years since the Great Recession had vanished in a single month
Rajan said,the elements of creating capabilities is better education, better health care, better infrastructure
Prolonged lockdowns and closures expected to lead to an 'even' worse fall in total working hours, says UN agency.
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With job losses and redundancies looming large, firms have taken to the idea of reskilling their workforce with gusto
Plans to make 35,000 jobs offers this year, including fresher and laterals, says won't layoff staff owing to Covid-19 business
The labour participation rate has similarly fallen further from 35.5 per cent to 35.4 per cent and, the employment rate has now fallen to 26.1 per cent compared to 27 per cent in the earlier week
While more than half of UK companies are expected to apply for government grants to pay furloughed employees, critics say they expect too much of the cash to go where it's not needed.
Job losses, destruction of informal sector and inadequate government support could push India back by a decade in poverty-reduction progress
Calls for categorising areas into 'hot zones' and 'safe zones', and ramping up random testing to remain ahead of the virus instead of chasing it
The Labor Department said 5.2 million new unemployment claims were filed last week, down from a slightly revised 6.6 million the week before
Given the staggering job losses, IBO said it assumes that the US economy has entered a recession even though official statistics have not yet captured the scenario