Job Market Study

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  Farm Workers, Drivers Fastest Growing Jobs In Next 5 Years: Study

  Farm workers and drivers will figure among the fastest growing jobs over the next five years, while roles of cashiers and ticket clerks will see the largest decline, a new study showed on Wednesday.

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  From Passport Processing To Registering To Vote, AI Could Take Over 84% Government Jobs, Says Study

  Automation will free-up officials from never-ending bureaucracy and spend more time dealing with the public, said the study by The Alan Turing Institute.

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  Indian Job Market To Witness 22% Churn In 5 Years: World Economic Forum

  The Indian job market is estimated to witness 22 per cent churn over the next five years, with top emerging roles coming from AI, machine learning and data segments, a new study showed on Monday.

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  Hybrid Work Reduced Attrition Rate By A Third, Study Shows

  Hybrid work reduced attrition rates at a large technology firm by 35 per cent and improved self-reported work satisfaction scores, with no negative impact on performance ratings or promotions, according to a new study.

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  NIT Andhra Pradesh Partners With BETA CAE Systems To Train Students In Computer Aided Engineering

  The partnership will provide NIT Andhra Pradesh students with practical experience and exposure to the latest innovations and software tools in the field of engineering simulation in applications relevant to their studies required for the job market skills set.

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  Indian IT Industry Worst Hit As Tech Jobs Dry Up: Study

  Hiring by the Indian IT companies declined 17 percent year-on-year in May 2017 as volatility in the technology sector continues, according to a study.

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  Pay Hikes in 2016 to be Slightly Lower at 10.3%: Study

  Employees in India can expect an average pay increase of 10.3 per cent across various job roles in 2016 with chemicals and high technology industries likely to lead the market in terms of salary hikes.

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  Robots, New Working Ways to Cost 5 Million Jobs by 2020: Davos Study

  Disruptive labour market changes, including the rise of robots and artificial intelligence, will result in a net loss of 5.1 million jobs over the next five years in 15 leading countries.

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  Corporates Not Too Optimistic About Economic Recovery: Assocham

  Further, the study suggests that jobs market is unlikely to see any major improvement in the coming months owing to overall weak business sentiments.

• Amazon Quickens Push Into Tough Local Services Market

  Seattle audio and video technician Todd Mueller showed up last year for what might have been a routine job except for one thing: Amazon.com Inc was taking notes. As he mounted a flat-screen TV on the wall, an Amazon employee studied how he covered his shoes and used a blanket to protect the hardwood floor.

• 71% Indians facing stress related illness on job uncertainty: study

  The study said stress-related illness can worsen or cause a whole series of health conditions ranging from obesity to heart disease, Alzheimer's disease, diabetes, depression, gastrointestinal problems and asthma.

• Indian consumer confidence level on the rise: BluFin

  Indian consumers' confidence level rose in November owing to increase in spending due to festive season as well on expectations of improved job security, says a study by financial services provider BluFin.

• Bigger waistline: Blame it on your job, says study

  The government on Friday said direct tax collection has surpassed the budget estimate of Rs 3.70 lakh crore for the 2010 fiscal.