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Large technology companies such as Amazon, TCS, Accenture and NTT-Netmagic, and banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) firms are offering up to 30% pay hike for roles such as cloud infrastructure engineers and chief information security officers as cloud migration picks up pace across sectors, staffing firm executives said.
Covid impact: Global in-house centres revive their hiring plansGICs have grown at about 8-10% annually over the last few years, according to management consultancy firm Zinnov. There are about 1,350 GICs in India with a total employee base of 1.2 million at present.
from Jobs-Economic T… Read MoreEcommerce drives spurt in temporary hiringApart from ecommerce, the other big segments recruiting temporary staff in sales, advisory, content development etc include health insurance companies and insurance aggregators followed by edtech sector, leading to creation o… Read MoreJuly brings cheer to job seekers; V-shaped revival likely in employment if trend continuesFor the first time in four months, the Indian job market has seen an increase in open positions with close to 150,000 listed in July, going by data from official company pages on LinkedIn and direct postings on top job boards… Read MoreThe average pandemic workday is 48 minutes longer and has more meetings, shows researchFrom New York City to Tel Aviv, the telecommuting revolution has meant a lot more work, according to a study of 3.1 million people at more than 21,000 companies across 16 cities in North America, Europe and the Middle East.
… Read MoreUncertain future: Over 100 million jobs in danger across the country due to Covid-19ET has learnt that the officials made a presentation on “Encouraging investments- the challenges and opportunities for India post Covid-19”. They further said the travel and tourism industry has been hit due to Covid-19 and i… Read More
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