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Tech layoffs: Dell to fire 6,650 employees due to plummeting PC sales

Industry analyst IDC said preliminary data show personal computer shipments dropped sharply in the fourth quarter of 2022. Among major…

3 years ago

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Budget 2023 to support growth and shun populism, economist says

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to prioritize macroeconomic stability by sticking to fiscal consolidation path in his final full-year…

3 years ago

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Wipro sacks 452 entry-level employees for poor performance, says it spent this much money training them

The termination letter by Wipro sent to the employees stated that ‘despite adequate training, they have failed to perform’. It…

3 years ago

Labour Ministry: Employment market at higher than pre pandemic level

It also said the official data on “Employment–Unemployment” is released by the Ministry of Statistical and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) based…

4 years agoJanuary 5, 2023

Explainer: Making sense of employment data

The availability of data on the labour force at regular intervals is crucial to ensure economic policies have the desired…

4 years agoNovember 29, 2022

The future of employment in IT sector

7 out of 10 IT firms prioritise recruiting people with digital capabilities from developing markets and smaller cities.

4 years agoNovember 26, 2022

India’s employment gaining momentum, shows FinMin’s Oct economic review; hiring sentiment strongest globally

A slowdown in demand for work under MGNREGS surfaced as a sign of healthy recovery in the rural economy and…

4 years agoNovember 25, 2022

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Good news for Indians: No police clearance needed for Saudi visa

The strong India-Saudi Arabia tie-up encompasses active cooperation across sectors including political, security, energy, trade, investment, health, food security, cultural…

4 years ago

The National Logistics Policy: India’s new policy to drive hiring spree in the sector

The NLP policy would accelerate hiring and create new job roles in transport, supply chain management, digital warehousing and other…

4 years agoOctober 29, 2022

The unexplored power of stay interviews: Why it is emerging as a highly reliable employee retention tool

A stay interview helps you find out why employees are sticking with the company and how their experience can be…

4 years ago

Hiring in India jumps 13% on-year in September ahead of festive season; IT sector slows down onboarding

The Indian job market has picked up pace ahead of the festive season as companies ramp up their operations to…

4 years agoSeptember 30, 2022

That apart, production was fragmented, to bypass coverage of organised sector labour laws.

Labouring under an illusion

States don’t seem too eager to make their own labour laws flexible. Also, a few large states are yet to…

4 years agoSeptember 14, 2022

Govt integrates Udyam portal with jobs portal National Career Service for access to manpower data

Skill, labour, talent for MSMEs: The announcement to interlink four portals, viz., Udyam portal, e-Shram, NCS and Atmanirbhar Skilled Employee-Employer…

4 years ago

Job interview tips: Should you talk about moonlighting?

Moonlighting means having a second job, typically secretly and at night, in addition to one’s regular employment. The word ‘secretly’…

4 years agoSeptember 9, 2022

India services PMI accelerates from 4-month low to 57.2 in August on uptick in business activity, employment

India’s Services PMI rose to 57.2 in August from July’s 4-month low of 55.5, on stronger expansion in new work…

4 years agoSeptember 5, 2022