Work Contributes to Overall Happiness’ say 58% Employees, 48% Employers
Only about 31 per cent of employees feel that the workplace does not contribute to their happiness
Only about 31 per cent of employees feel that the workplace does not contribute to their happiness
79% of surveyed employers foresee an expansion in their industry’s workforce over the upcoming six months to meet increasing demands. Both new hires (79%) and replacement hires (74%) are swiftly taking place, indicating a robust and active labour market.
Ajay Saraf, overseeing investment banking and institutional equities at ICICI Securities Ltd., outlined intentions to recruit 15 individuals for investment banking roles and an additional 15 for positions in sales, trading, and research.
Happyness.me study reveals Indian employees desire five-day office week with greater control and autonomy
Ideas2IT empowers workers with direct equity and founder-like privileges in an unprecedented move
In the New Year, the company eagerly awaits candidates to bolster its mission of democratising e-commerce
Throughout 2024, the job market is poised for fluctuations, presenting both challenges and opportunities. As AI transforms certain roles, it simultaneously paves the way for fresh avenues.
The Indian government aims to establish the country as a worldwide center of expertise, delivering a proficient and skilled workforce for various global sectors
Only 59% of employees, globally, are confident that their employers will provide them with the tools and resources needed to build upon their skills within the next five years
Leaders frequently believe close supervision is necessary when work quality declines or deadlines are missed, yet employees often perceive excessive check-ins (45%) or redundant status meetings (43%) as micromanagement.