Majority Of Indian Employees Set To Switch Jobs In 2015

As India Inc finally shows signs of growth, hiring across industries is expected to pick up, leading to a surge in demand for talent. Global CEO and Chairman of the executive board of leading recruitment firm, Randstad Holding, Jacques van den Broek ...

This is 9% higher than last year when employees shared their thoughts for 2014. Employees in Brazil and India are the most positive (93%); people in France, Luxembourg and Japan the least (31%). Respondents, however, do not see a direct personal ...

Start-ups are likely to create as many as three lakh new employment opportunities in the next few years while 80 per cent of job-seekers are opting for such ventures -- which are already attracting funds from investors. According to HR experts, the ...

Randstad Holding NV ( OTCPK:RANJF ) Q4 2014 Earnings Conference Call February 19, 2015 4:00 AM ET Arun Rambocus Okay, good morning, everybody. Welcome to the Randstad Headquarters. A special welcome to the analysts, journalists, our Board ...

The fledgling ₹400-crore Recruitment Process Outsourcing (RPO) market in India is on a fast growth trajectory and estimated to grow at 40-50 per cent year-on-year. HR services/staffing firms are recording brisk business as organisations are ...

While online retail seems to be a relatively new phenomenon in India at present, a recent survey predicts that e-commerce will pass physical store sales by 2019. Online retail market spending is also likely to jump more than 10 times to $14 billion ...

Advertisement (Updates with strike postponement from fourth paragraph.) (Bloomberg) -- Running a state-owned bank in India pays little more than flipping burgers at McDonald's and Burger King outlets in Los Angeles International Airport, ...

Anybody who is anyone in aviation will tell you that the sector is poised for stellar growth in India. With air travel becoming more affordable and the per-capita income of Indians rising, it should not come as a surprise. From about one in every ...

'Achche Din' seem to have come already for top executives at Indian companies, who have got an average pay hike of 10-12 per cent in 2014, while those in the fast-growing e-commerce business top the charts with up to 20 per cent pay increments. ...