Hiring, salary hike hardly kept up with surging profits of Indian companies: Economic Survey
Private sector has to receive the baton from public sector and sustain the investment momentum in the economy, says Economic Survey
Private sector has to receive the baton from public sector and sustain the investment momentum in the economy, says Economic Survey
Infosys plans to hire 15,000 to 20,000 freshers in the current fiscal.
Around 84% of employers expect an increase in hiring in October-March 2023, and 67% predict business growth, says a report
Consumer and retail companies are expected to see a resurgence in Q4 FY24 from muted demand in semi-urban and rural areas in the festive season, says TeamLease.
Titled as 'The Invisible Revolution' the report highlights that the great resignation never ended.
This is part of the company’s strategy to hire 12,000 new employees globally in 2023.
Air India had earlier placed the biggest aircraft order ever to buy 470 planes from Boeing and Airbus.
As per the report, information technology has emerged as the leading industry with 67% intent to hire freshers.
Hiring in the insurance sector continued to grow over last year for the seventh time in a row, clocking an 87% year-on-year growth in August 2022, says Naukri.
Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google's parent Alphabet, says that Google will recruit with a focus on engineering, technical, and other critical roles.