With the global economy facing turbulent times, companies and employees have both become more cautious. A new report has ...

Voluntary resignation is the key reason for rising attrition. The attrition rate in India last year was greater in women than men. India has been giving double-digit salary hikes since the ...

According to a survey by Omam Consultants, a human resources consulting firm, salaries are expected to rise at a slightly slower pace in 2025, with an average increase of 9.4%, compared to 9.7% in ...

India's Quick-Commerce sector is projected to reach USD 5 billion by 2025, offering jobs to over 5 lakh people. The industry demands workforce skilling amid high attrition rates. Karnataka, ...

India's Quick-Commerce sector, which is witnessing rapid expansion and is expected to reach USD 5 billion, will provide jobs to more than 5-5.5 lakh people in the next year, a report said on Wednesday ...

The sector which saw the second highest rate of attrition is e-commerce, followed by banking and insurance sectors. In FY22, around eight million frontline jobs were created in India with the ...