For India's IT employees — expected to receive low single-digit wage increases for the next financial year — the situation is onerous.

Policy experts reckon that untangling this knotty issue will be a challenge for the Modi govt, which is very conscious of protecting the in...

With the rise of analytics and big data, demand for science — especially from streams such as Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Statistics —...

Last year, the hiring in the IT space saw a rise of 12 per cent, this year the sector expected to witness a 14-16 per cent growth in recrui...

With Indian IT firms focusing on surfing the digital wave, a growing number of employees are gripped by fears of being washed-up by rapidly...

Indian HR experts welcomed UK Prime Minister David Cameron's plan to force companies to disclose pay gap between female and male staff.

Industry experts, however, rule out a mass migration from the services sector, mainly because of the advanced skillsets in demand at the ne...

Niche skills, domain expertise will rule the roost, with pay hikes for specialised skills expected to be more than double the hike for aver...

The coming year is expected to be better in terms of hiring for engineering graduates, but the focus going forward will be on skills.

Companies like Infosys and TCS prefer proprietary languages like Java or dot NET and most students think of these as an option in college.

Between April 2013 and March 2014, the IT industry added only 13,000 employees for every billion dollar of revenue, according to data from ...

Montek Singh Ahluwalia, proposed the rollout of the scheme from the beginning of the 12th Five Year Plan, which gets underway in April 2012.