The Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC) under the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution has announced the recruitment notification for 179 positions on its official website
Noida-based YesMadam has faced backlash after firing over 100 employees who reported high-stress levels in a recent survey. HR's email notifying terminations has gone viral, drawing criticism online
Netizens were not pleased with a boss's notice about vacation limits, which included 'not taking any sick days.' People are disappointed by the sad conditions that employees usually face at work
The restructuring looks to enhance operational efficiency and improve profit margins as the company works towards achieving profitability
Several of the fired employees expressed disbelief, arguing they were unaware they were breaking any rules and that their intention was merely to attend interesting sessions
While Su has previously spoken with Boeing and the striking West Coast factory workers' union, it is her first time in Seattle meeting both sides in person
In India, 43 per cent of organisations reported that their group medical insurance plans do not include any mental health benefits, a report stated
The rise in remote work and the prevalence of fake employment verification services led to the employment verification discrepancies rising to 14.26 per cent in FY24 as opposed to 9.9 per cent in FY21
The two-year JGB yield was up 3.5 bps to a two-month high of 0.4 per cent
As a small token of appreciation, Raveendran said he has managed, against all odds, to borrow some funds and to compensate the employees and urged them to continue teaching
The 2024 Global Culture Report highlights that employees are six times more likely to be engaged when their leaders demonstrate genuine empathy and not merely as 'understanding'
The data is signalling a slowdown in the formal labour market
In the first quarter of FY25 ending June 30, the total number of employees at Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys, Wipro, HCLTech, and Tech Mahindra fell by 2,034 compared to the previous quarter
Around 34 per cent of organisations in the country struggle to find the right talent and one in three grapples with retaining existing employees as the gap between employer expectations and employee realities regarding hiring and retention continues to grow, according to a report. Even as employers and job seekers agree that flexibility, higher salaries and career progression are top priorities, employees value company culture and ethics more than the organisations realise while organisations overvalue the importance of brand and incentives, said Michael Page 'Talent Trends 2024 - India Expectation Gap' report. Coming out of the pandemic, a convergence of factors resulted in a subtle but transformative change in workplace dynamics, with people thinking more holistically about the value their job gives to their lives, said Nicolas Dumoulin, Michael Page Senior Managing Director for India, Thailand, Philippines, and Vietnam. Michael Page 'Talent Trends 2024 - India Expectation Gap' .
Surge in young and female subscribers signals recovery in labour market
Labour Minister Santosh Lad revealed that approximately 160 to 200 employees had approached the Labour Department, with total outstanding dues amounting to around Rs 4.5 crore
ADP's annual flagship survey, People at Work 2024: A Global Workforce View, reveals that salary continues to be the most important factor for Indian workers surveyed in a job (55%)
A report by Gallup 2024 State of the Global Workplace revealed that 35 per cent of Indian respondents were experiencing daily anger, the highest in South Asia
Enterprise SaaS firm has more than 300 employees in India
A significant percentage of employers in India are taking active measures to promote diversity and gender parity through progressive policies, upskilling, and flexibility and have realigned their hiring strategies by mandating women hiring at every level across sectors, says a report. According to New research conducted by ManpowerGroup India, 54 per cent of employers in India expressed optimism on their company's Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging (DEIB) initiatives being on track in increasing women participation at different levels, way above the global average of 46 per cent. The survey that examined 3,150 Indian employers, noted that internal leadership development programmes are most effective to help retain and secure diversified talent. Sector-wise, the Information Technology (IT) sector leads the way in strengthening its diversity ratio, closely followed by the healthcare and life sciences sector and financials and real estate sector, whereas the consumer goods and