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| SBI economist defends '7-crore jobs creation in India' claim It also implies that formal employment (that was previously informal) with defined social security benefits is a blessing in disguise for such employees," SBI Chief Economist Soumya Kanti Ghosh and Pulak Ghosh of IIM Bangalore wrote in a report. The authors, in their original research using data from the ...
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| Provision for contract jobs to boost job creation ... be categorized as 'fixed-term employee'. The move is amid the criticism of jobless growth being faced by the government. The move would enable the organizations to hire more employees, consequently leading to the boost in hiring. Considering, that the law is counter to red-tapism culture in India, ...
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| Rly apprentices stir: Sena slams PM's 'Skill India' programme A day after railway job aspirants' demonstration here, the Shiv Sena hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ambitious 'Skill India' programme, saying his promise to create one crore jobs a year has failed to employ even 1000 people. The government would not even have the figures of those imparted ...
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| US protectionism: Call centre business model will be under threat if Americans choose to speak to ... It is common for Indian call centre employees as well as those in the Philippines and Vietnam to be at the receiving end of an American's ire and invectives. But worse is in store for them and their employers. US President Donald Trump pushed out some dark hints during his election campaign that ...
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| The good and bad side of 'fixed-term employment' amendment In a move that could boost ease of doing business for employers intending to hire people for completing specific projects, tasks and orders, the government on Tuesday said it has extended the facility of hiring workers on fixed term employment to all sectors. This amendment is likely to help the industry ...
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| Employment Generation: Is this eluding India inspite of high growth? Or is growth a myth? The belief that 'Make in India' can generate a lot of employment is not turning out to be a very realistic scenario. The country right now is unable to compete in all aspects of cost with China, which is currently the epi-center of manufacturing, be it in labor, material or capital and thereby the ease of doing ...
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| 'Where are the jobs promised by Skill India?': Railway trainees explain their rail roko in Mumbai The protesters, members of the All India Act Apprentice Association, had travelled from across Maharashtra, Bihar, Punjab and other states to demand permanent jobs with the Indian Railways. Before 2014, they claim, these technical jobs were granted to most trainees who successfully completed the ...
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| Residents cautioned against fraudulent job offers in AAI K Srinivasa Rao, general manager, Human Recourse, said it had been observed that some unscrupulous elements were using fraudulent recruitment advertisements and job offers in the name of the Airports Authority of India (AAI) to dupe residents. They were trying to deceive the residents by making ...
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| BPO 3.0 While bots are clearly bad news for employment, it is helping Indian BPOs improve customer experience, reduce costs dramatically for their customers, and in a few cases, also increase sales. In short, the Indian BPO industry is helping global corporations in transformation. Some see it as Phase 3 in the ...
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| Centre's fixed term jobs notification will legalise hire and fire, permanent jobs will vanish: BMS Fixed term is a new system that replaces the middle man viz contractor in a contract employment. Finance Minister violated the ILO convention 144 on Trade Union Consultation, which was ratified by the Indian Parliament, when he unilaterally declared that the fixed term employment will be implemented ...
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