India most desired for setting up back offices by banks: Randstad

Social skills and digital literacy are becoming a major must haves for new age employees, says Randstad Indias global Workmonitor Survey 2013. The survey is a quarterly review that tracks jobseekers confidence and provides a comprehensive ...

From left Rachna Saxena Chairperson West Executive Member ISF General Manager Head Public Affairs Randstad India Rituparna Chakraborty Vice President ISF Co-Founder Teamlease Mumbai : Indian Staffing Federation (ISF), an apex body of flexi ...

Staffing and human resources solutions firm Randstad India has effected a quiet organisational restructuring over the last few quarters in a streamlining exercise that has been aimed at curtailing the companys high attrition rate. While Randstads global ...

The CEO and chairman says flexibility in staffing holds huge potential in India Organised flexi staffing holds huge potential in India, according to Ben Noteboom, global CEO and chairman of executive board at Randstad Holding. With changing labour ...

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MarketReportsOnline.com adds Global Recruitment Market Report: 2013 Edition to its store. It profiles Adecco Group, Randstad Group, Kelly Services Inc and Manpower Group companies along with a discussion of their respective business strategies. The ...

Weekends at work may soon be a thing of the past, say staffing experts claiming that Indian managerial-level employees are rejecting job offers from companies that operate six days a week. According to Executive Access, an executive search firm, ...

This implies that the maximum employee churn across the globe will be in India, followed by China and Mexico. Rating You have already rated this A A A Related articles Ma Foi Randstad, Indias largest integrated HR services company and a ...

New Delhi: Amid continuing business expansion, hiring in India's pharmaceutical sector grew an estimated 24 per cent in the current financial year and job creation may continue in the near future. Considered relatively recession-proof, the ...