E-commerce may create up to 50,000 jobs

Leading HR consultancy firm Randstad India today said there is cautious optimism with the new government in power, and the positive sentiment is trickling through the hiring companies with a little bit of uptake on the number of jobs. "With the ...

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For some of the leading firms, such as Randstad and Kelly, India is a significant contributor, particularly in terms of invoicing hours work to clients. This is a standard measure which quite a few agencies subscribe to in terms of placement work for clients.

Consider this: at $360 billion (Rs 21,60,000 crore), India is the sixth largest grocery market in the world. Within this, modern retail (led by the top eight cities) accounts for around 20 per cent. If one slices the pie further, you will find that ...

New Delhi/Bangalore: The big idea of Budget 2014 is clearly start-ups. No finance Bill in India's history has done as much for the cause of entrepreneurship—an indication, perhaps, of the National Democratic Alliance's (NDA) belief that its ...

The first budget of the Modi government will be out on July 10. Firstbiz spoke to head honchos across industries to know their expectations from Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley's first budget. The post Budget 2014 Wishlist: What Randstad’s Moorthy ...

Flipkart have made clear that technological and senior leadership developments will be their priority, but that they will be hiring across a large variety of platforms, as Maheshwari reinforces In engineering alone, we plan to hire 1,200 people to ...

A number of e-commerce Co's are set to hire more than 4,000 fresher's from some of India's top technical institutions this year. Portals such as myntra.com, commonfloor.com, paytm.com and savaari.com are tapping into Indian Institutes of ...

BANGALORE: IBM is the biggest spender on IT contract workforce hiring in India, and the spend is almost double that of the next biggest spenders. The New York-based technology company spends over $150 million annually to hire contract IT staff, ...