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63% Gen Z students fear AI will cause instability in job roles, employment: Survey

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63% Gen Z students fear AI will cause instability in job roles, employment: Survey

Ethical dilemmas and privacy concerns were emphasised by 28.7 percent of participants, showcasing a heightened awareness of the ethical implications associated with AI implementation and the necessity for robust privacy safeguards.

Looking for study options beyond Canada? Here’s a practical guide

BUSINESS

Looking for study options beyond Canada? Here’s a practical guide

Although Canada has built a strong reputation as a welcoming and diverse country for international students, overseas education consultants say there are other options in terms of distance from India and overall expenditure.

Boss is watching: More takers for tools to monitor employees

BUSINESS

Boss is watching: More takers for tools to monitor employees

Employee-monitoring tools are technologies that track and keep records of the activities of employees in real time. Some even have a dashboard showcasing what a specific employee is up to by mirroring his/her work system (laptop/PC) in another designated system.

Companies hunt for AI talent despite slowdown in tech hiring

BUSINESS

Companies hunt for AI talent despite slowdown in tech hiring

Tredence and Compunnel plan to onboard over 500 people each, while HARMAN looks to hire more than 200 by next year. SAP Labs India plans to double its AI talent base in the country by 2024.

‘Boomerang corps’ remains India Inc’s favourite workforce

BUSINESS

‘Boomerang corps’ remains India Inc’s favourite workforce

Compared to September 2022, staffing major Randstad saw a significant growth of around 20-25% in boomerang employees. These are individuals, who had previously worked in an organisation and had resigned within the last 24-36 months.

How to negotiate salary with HR, line manager

BUSINESS

How to negotiate salary with HR, line manager

Before jumping to a certain number or percentage hike, step back and think about why this figure is important to you.

As hiring gets too competitive, experts doubt effectiveness of ‘Easy Apply’

BUSINESS

As hiring gets too competitive, experts doubt effectiveness of ‘Easy Apply’

With its “too easy to apply” tag, job seekers may apply to numerous jobs without carefully considering if they're a good fit. This can lead to a flood of applications for employers to sift through, many of which may not even meet the job requirements.

Engineering freshers brace for fewer spots as placement firms look for specialised skills

BUSINESS

Engineering freshers brace for fewer spots as placement firms look for specialised skills

Consultancy firm CIEL HR estimates a 25-30 percent reduction in the demand for entry-level candidates within the IT sector. This decline has been influenced by multiple factors such as the headwinds in the global markets, funding winter and the lingering hiring backlogs from the prior year's graduates.

India-Canada row: Amid Khalistani threat against Hindus, anxious students look at Plan B

BUSINESS

India-Canada row: Amid Khalistani threat against Hindus, anxious students look at Plan B

Childhood dreams and aspirations are at stake for students planning to complete their higher studies in Canada as diplomatic relations between India and the North American country deteriorate. Many students are now looking at other options such as the US or Europe.

Macroeconomic shifts push demand for frontline workers down 17%; salaries have declined 4%

BUSINESS

Macroeconomic shifts push demand for frontline workers down 17%; salaries have declined 4%

The average monthly salaries of frontline workers fell 4.5 percent to Rs 21,700 in FY23. While Logistics and Mobility contributed the most to the demand for frontline workers, the average monthly salaries for this sector decreased by 18 percent.

Jobs that didn't exist 10 years back are now mainstream

BUSINESS

Jobs that didn't exist 10 years back are now mainstream

While it is true that innovation will eliminate certain jobs (or reduce the required headcount for the same), it is also true that it will lead to the evolution of other roles.

43% of employees face challenges adjusting to a new manager: What should they do?

BUSINESS

43% of employees face challenges adjusting to a new manager: What should they do?

There are solutions to help employees adjust to the changing dynamic in a reporting structure and meet their key responsibility area (KRA) targets under the new manager.

India Inc hunts for Data Protection Officers to align with regulation

BUSINESS

India Inc hunts for Data Protection Officers to align with regulation

While the DPDP Act does not enlist the necessary qualifications of a DPO, every DPO should need to exhibit expertise in data protection law and practices.

Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages to hire 800 people in 2024

BUSINESS

Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages to hire 800 people in 2024

Almost half of the hiring is around shopfloors, which are supply chain and manufacturing facilities. Another 40-45 percent will be commercial roles based in the market and help HCCB push its products.

It's no more about star associates but about star teams: HCCB’s Gaurav Sharma

BUSINESS

It's no more about star associates but about star teams: HCCB’s Gaurav Sharma

Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages has taken a long-term view of talent. Now, most key performance indicators, or KPIs, are aligned between every function of the organisation for showcasing how it correlates to HCCB's overall objective

Tata Projects plans to hire over 1,000 people in FY2024 to fuel growth

BUSINESS

Tata Projects plans to hire over 1,000 people in FY2024 to fuel growth

As an EPC company, Tata Projects needs a mix of freshers and lateral talent

G20 summit: Edtechs weigh in on Delhi Declaration’s comprehensive toolkit for skilling

BUSINESS

G20 summit: Edtechs weigh in on Delhi Declaration’s comprehensive toolkit for skilling

The recent G20 Leaders’ Summit held in the national capital saw heads of government committing to address skill gaps and welcome a comprehensive toolkit for digital upskilling and reskilling programmes.

Private universities gear up to make India win the space race

BUSINESS

Private universities gear up to make India win the space race

Realising the employment potential, various private universities have started revamping their aerospace curriculum through mandatory internships, partnerships with private firms, and overhauling electives for students.

Startups take advocacy route to promote company to potential employees

BUSINESS

Startups take advocacy route to promote company to potential employees

Revfin, Rooter, Intellipaat, and Physics Wallah have been using various strategies of employee advocacy to reach out to potential recruits.

Amid technological disruptions, IT professionals eye soft landing in auto sector

BUSINESS

Amid technological disruptions, IT professionals eye soft landing in auto sector

As connected, electric, and autonomous technologies have become more prevalent, auto companies are increasingly embracing digitalisation in their product design and engineering processes, job portal foundit has observed. Currently, there are close to 8,000 jobs in the auto industry for tech talent.

How cloud-based services are transforming learning in schools

BUSINESS

How cloud-based services are transforming learning in schools

A growing number of schools today are relying on cloud-based solutions to disseminate online content and publish regular graphical reports tracking a student’s progress, as well as to track attendance, automate timetables and monitor participation in extracurricular activities.

Naukri survey shows jobseekers want proof of good work culture beyond HR awards

BUSINESS

Naukri survey shows jobseekers want proof of good work culture beyond HR awards

Relatively few employees in the survey, with 42,000 respondents, were impressed by the number of HR awards and various forms of recognition bestowed on companies.

Partnerships with overseas universities to infuse startup culture in students

BUSINESS

Partnerships with overseas universities to infuse startup culture in students

From exchanging students and faculty to providing incubation facilities, collaboration with universities abroad are churning out entrepreneurs in Indian institutes.

Veterinary professionals in demand as pet care becomes mainstream

BUSINESS

Veterinary professionals in demand as pet care becomes mainstream

As India's pet culture thrives, staffing firm Randstad expects a further uptick in demand for vet professionals. There has been a 10-15 percent increase in the demand for vets in the first half of this year.

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