Group to restart business soon; to focus on recovery
Three states launched urban employment guarantee schemes to tackle the pandemic-induced job losses that affected women more than men during the first wave
A Parliamentary panel has asked the Ministry of Labour and Employment to use and reconcile the data and studies conducted by credible agencies for depicting real picture of job loss in the country
291 million people won't have enough to eat in 2021, according to the US Department of Agriculture.
Tourism economy fell by nearly 43 per cent and an estimated 14.5 million jobs were lost in the first quarter of 2020-21, according to details provided by the government in Parliament
72 per cent students say internship opportunities were reduced, 90 per cent of applicants were demotivated in the second wave, according to a study.
Women are also taking longer to re-enter the workforce after the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic last year, the study found.
More than one-third or 38 per cent of Australians who lost their jobs during the early days of the coronavirus pandemic were younger than 25, a government study has found.
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Job loss accelerated as Covid-19 'crisis intensifies' in sector, says private survey
As the severe second wave of Covid-19 and the resultant lockdowns bring economic activities to a halt, India's job scenario worsened in April 2021.
This is a time to focus not on maximising upside gains but curtailing downside risks
Retail sales rebounded 9.8% last month, the largest increase since May 2020, the Commerce Department said
You must have completed 3 years of continuous service and have another 3 years of employment left
With the first night curfew of the year being imposed in the national capital, the shops at various places here are being closed at 8 pm while the workers are fearing job loss
Maruti Suzuki India (MSIL), the market leader, has seen the contribution of mid- and top-end variants as the percentage of a model's sales mix goes up
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Mahindra & Mahindra on Wednesday said it has let go 48 employees in the last one year due to redundancies while another 98 have been given six months to find a role. Refuting reports that the company has fired 300 executives in its automotive and farm equipment sectors, M&M in a regulatory filing said during the pandemic it has taken "series of actions consistent with our core values and strong focus on associates. There were minimal separations...and no widespread layoffs". "Over the last 12 months, we have let go 48 associates due to redundancies. In addition, 98 associates have been given six months to find a role. The combined total (across all levels) is 1.3 per cent of white-collar associates within auto and farm sectors," the company said. M&M also asserted there are no plans for layoffs at Mahindra Research Valley and on the contrary, it said, "...we continue to recruit talent, which will further accelerate as we ramp up our EV (electric vehicle) strategy." As far .
In India, 106 per cent of business leaders saw an increase in financial anxiety and stress, and their sadness grew by 47 per cent due to coronavirus pandemic
Highest impact seen in employment at airports which shed 19,247 employees during this period