New Jobs: While the restrictions imposed regarding the Corona epidemic have ended to a large extent, now good news is coming on the employment front as well. With the increase in economic activities in the country, there has been a significant increase in employment opportunities in some sectors.
New Delhi: New Jobs: While the restrictions imposed regarding the Corona epidemic have ended to a large extent, now good news is also coming on the employment front. With the increase in economic activities in the country, there has been a significant increase in employment opportunities in some sectors.
There has been an increase of 6 per cent year-on-year growth in recruitment activities in March 2022, especially led by sectors such as banks and telecommunications. However, as per data from Monster.com’s Monster Employment Index, there has been a decline in hiring activity in the last month as compared to February 2022.
This has happened because of the process of increasing the salary of employees in companies.
“Indian Economy
Overcame Challenges” Shekhar Garissa, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Monster.com, a Ques Corp company, said that two years after the onset of the Kovid-19 pandemic, it is heartening to see that the Indian economy has overcome the challenges. .
Recruitment activities are at six percent this year as compared to 2020. That is, the epidemic has crossed the pre-level.
“Hope to move towards normalcy”,
he said, adding that a sustained revival and normalcy is expected in the coming months amid mixed options of bringing employees back to office and working from home in Indian companies.
More than 10 percent growth in recruitment
According to the report, online recruitment activity in 11 of the 13 cities included in the index in March has exceeded the level a year ago. There has been an increase of more than ten percent in the recruitment activities in all the metros.
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