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India's employment outlook surged 43% in Q2 2025, driven by strong hiring intentions across sectors, according to a ManpowerGroup survey.

A new report reveals 60% of power & energy companies are planning to hire more employees to meet growing demand and sustainability goals. Learn about key roles and emerging job markets.

Indian IT hiring is poised for a rebound in 2025, with AI and data science roles driving demand. Learn about the expected growth, hiring trends, and opportunities in the sector.

India's corporate sector boasts the strongest global hiring outlook for January-March 2025, with 40% of employers planning to increase staffing levels, according to the ManpowerGroup Employment...

A report forecasts 7.1% workforce growth in India during H2 FY25, driven by logistics, e-commerce, and manufacturing sectors. Cities like Coimbatore and Gurugram are emerging as job hubs.

Indian employers are the most optimistic globally about hiring in the upcoming quarter, with 37% planning to increase staff. Learn why India is leading the charge.

India's power and energy sector saw a 9.01% increase in hiring in H1FY25, driven by the country's net-zero goals and growth in green energy initiatives. Delhi, Bengaluru, and Mumbai are leading job...

A new survey reveals that 56% of Indian employers plan to increase their workforce in the first half of FY25, driven by a strong economic outlook and rising investment demand.

A new report reveals that Indian employers are actively promoting diversity and gender parity through policies, upskilling, and flexible work practices. Discover key findings and trends.

A new ORF report predicts India's unemployment rate will decline by 97 basis points by 2028, reaching 3.68%. The report highlights the role of a growing economy and the service sector in job creation.

Discover key HR trends for 2024 including data-driven hiring, diversity & inclusion, salary hikes, and the impact of AI on the workforce.

Indian employers are most optimistic globally about hiring in the 2024 March quarter, driven by strong domestic demand and private investments.