Koshyari made the announcement while addressing the joint sitting of the state legislature at Vidhan Bhawan in which he laid out the new government's broader agenda for the coming years
170 firms in phase-I of placements will recruit for 322 profiles, 35 of which will be international
The fall in the unemployment rate, by weekly status methodology basis, came as employment among regular wage employees and a section of self-employed workers increased during the period
The issue of unemployment and underemployment has been an unavoidable topic in India's politics and slower economic growth has translated to poor employment numbers
The company says there will be no plant closures; the aim is to ensure long-term future
With three years of data available to back or reject the various assertions and assumptions, Business Standard looks at the Modi govt's most disruptive economic measure, the 'note ban'
One study points to a staggering drop of nine million jobs, the other says no jobless growth, but only the educated are getting employed
Unemployment was worse only in the pre-demonetisation period, according to the data, at 9.6% in August 2016.
India's infrastructure output fell 5.2% in September from a year earlier, the worst performance in years
The Fed said it will 'monitor the implications of incoming information for the economic outlook as it assesses the appropriate path' of its target interest rate
May-August 2019 is also the second consecutive complete Consumer Pyramids Household Survey to have recorded a sequential increase in employment
The rural unemployment rate in the week ended October 6 was 8.3 per cent and in the second week it was 8.2 per cent
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The govt has unveiled steps ranging from concessions on vehicle purchases to hastening of capital infusion in state-run banks to help re-ignite an economy that's slowed sharply due to weak consumption
While the weekly unemployment rate was over 9% during the week ended August 25, the 30-day moving average on the same day was 8.25%
IMF exuded confidence that the reforms being carried out in India in the last few years would end up creating new jobs in the country
With unemployment at a 45-year high, poor health and low levels of education, India's demographic dividend is at risk
With the deepening crisis in auto sector, which has seen the worst volume plunge in two decades in July, independent HR industry feels the maximum impact will be on temporary workers followed by service roles in sales & marketing along with R&D as OEMs are forced to cut production. While media reports say the sector has already culled 3.5 lakh jobs since April, the national OEM body Siam Tuesday said at their level itself more than 15,000 jobs were laid off this fiscal, and thousands lost their livelihood at the dealerships side where hundreds of them have been shuttered. The Automotive Component Manufacturers Association had last month warned that of 1 million potential job losses and called upon the government to do something urgent to arrest the deepening slowdown. The sector employs over 35 million, directly and indirectly and accounts for nearly half of the country's manufacturing output. The auto sector has been on a downhill since the past 18 months or so .
Employees cited that till now job losses have mainly occurred on the part manufacturers' side, however, if the current market conditions prevail then downsizing might become a reality even in the OEMs