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The government is actively looking to increase its skilled and professional manpower base to tackle dynamic fields such as cybersecurity and Artifical Intelligence (AI) as the country plans to increase its transmission grid network by 34 percent till 2030, according to senior officials in the Ministry of Power.
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Banks need to develop a healthy work culture. A positive work environment is key to attract talent. Bank managements and Boards should take a proactive approach in ensuring a healthy work environment
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Microchip President and CEO Ganesh Moorthy said that the investment will be made in people, training and certain infrastructure like research and development centre, lab and equipment, and offices.
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Besides, the ministry has requested the scheduled airlines to place real time data on their social media feeds regarding waiting time at respective airports' entry gates.
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Goa’s Information Technology Minister Rohan Khaunte has said the state government will work towards bridging the gap between the manpower availability and the industry’s requirements in the sector.
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India's skilled manpower and Finland's high-end tech prowess should be leveraged under the 'Make in India' initiative for an efficient and cost-effective business framework, Power Minister Piyush Goyal said today.
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Can the Indian real estate industry rely on the age-old tools and techniques to achieve Housing For All by 2022? Not really. India requires the crucial support of a skilled work force along with R
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"We have the inherent strength (manpower) but we need to upgrade it. Today there is a huge shortage of manpower across the globe. Our biggest asset is our human resource. If we train our manpower, we will be able to provide the workforce to the world," the Urban Development Minister told reporters.
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61 percent of startups feel that embracing the startup culture is the biggest issue even after finding the right hire. This challenge is followed by ensuring whether the right talent has the right skills.
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ICICI Decoding Business Growth decodes the success of TeamLease, India‘s largest manpower recruitment and staffing solutions Company.
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The leather industry in Tamil Nadu employs about 1.5 million people. A press release said the leather industry, which was currently valued at USD 12 billion, is poised to reach USD 27 billion by 2020.
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Indians have very good engineering capabilities and, that is why, if an industry focuses on innovation, you will have a far greater chance of success, rather than the model which is based on just being a production machine
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India, which is currently the ninth largest aviation market in the world with a fleet of over 400 aircrafts, is expected to acquire third position by 2020 with the fleet size likely to stand over 1,000 planes.
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Srikantan Moorthy, Senior VP & Group Head-Human Resource says on the issue of attrition, while on the last twelve months, or LTM, basis the attrition numbers are higher, on an absolute basis the numbers have come down over the last three quarters.
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"India is currently facing an annual paucity of over 10 lakh project management professionals. Moreover, employability is also a key factor in this regard as most of the already employed workers in infrastructure space have not received any vocational training," an Assocham survey report said.
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Manpower, which surveyed 42 economies, found that employers in 31 countries and territories planned to hire next quarter. Hiring intentions strengthened in 17 economies, including Spain, Greece and the United States, compared to the previous quarter.
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If you are tired of your job and scouting for a 'new and improved' change, think over again. According to the Manpower Employment Outlook Survey, opportunities for job seekers are expected to be considerably weaker in the April-June period than it was a year ago.
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A dynamic pace of hiring are expected across all the regions in the country during April-June period of 2012, while services and financial sectors could see the maximum job creation activities, HR consultancy major Manpower said in its quarterly Employment Outlook Survey.
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The hiring outlook has improved over the last three months in most large economies, including the United States, but employers could quickly turn cautious if a crisis erupted, according to a survey by employment services company ManpowerGroup.
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According to the findings of two different surveys — one by ManpowerGroup, which surveyed 41 countries globally and TeamLease which has analysed data over the past 5 years, the Indian hiring scene is showing strong signals of hiring to continue for next year as well, reports CNBC-TV18's Sunanda Jayaseelan.
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One in every four Indian employers is uncertain about their hiring plans during the fourth quarter of 2011, says a report by global staffing services firm Manpower.
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The government today said shortage of manpower is hampering expeditious disposal of pending income tax cases, besides causing delays in refund of tax arrears.
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Hiring prospects for the coming quarter have improved in most large economies from three months ago, while holding steady in the United States, according to a quarterly survey of employers by ManpowerGroup Inc.
