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Unions should form cooperatives that own and run units in the informal sectorBharat Taxi's launch highlights a missed opportunity for trade unions. Unions could organize gig workers into cooperatives, offering them e...- ICC Men's T20 World Cup Cheer: Gig workers turn MVP off the fieldHost cities are experiencing a significant rise in temporary jobs for the ICC Men's T20 World Cup. Sectors like hospitality and food servic...
- India's concert economy to create 1.2 cr temporary jobs by 2030-2032, says NLB ServicesIndia's live event scene is booming. NLB Services reports nearly 12 million temporary jobs are expected by 2030-2032. Over 100 large concer...
- PM Modi hails Budget 2025 as 'reformative', says it will boost savings and investmentsUnion Budget 2025: Prime Minister Narendra Modi commended Budget 2025 for its focus on increasing savings, investments, and job creation. H...
- Concert economy is boosting tourism, creating jobs: PM ModiPrime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized India's vast tourism potential in sectors like weddings, natural healing, and concert economy. High...
- Tourism sector set to create 24 million jobs by 2033 with high demand from Tier 2 and Tier 3 marketsIndia is positioning tourism at the core of its service sector growth, with significant GDP and employment contributions. The rapid develop...
- Maha Kumbh expects to generate 12 lakh gig jobs across sectorsThe ongoing Maha Kumbh, running from January 13 to February 26, is predicted to generate 12 lakh gig and temporary jobs across multiple sec...
- Job opportunities & employability: Shaping India's future workforceIndia's employment landscape is transforming, with unemployment falling and the workforce expanding. Growth in services, construction, and ...
- Reclaiming Dharavi project from Adani, restoring OPS, and more in Shiv Sena UBT's manifestoThe Shiv Sena (UBT) released its manifesto for the Maharashtra assembly elections, promising to scrap the Dharavi redevelopment project and...
- Hiring gains momentum in India’s travel & hospitality sectorIndia's travel and hospitality sector is experiencing a resurgence in employment due to rising air travel, religious tourism, and tech-driv...
- Hiring surge in travel and tourism: What it means for mid-career and senior rolesIndia's travel and tourism sector has rebounded post-pandemic, contributing Rs 16.5 trillion to the economy and creating 39 million jobs by...
- Travel, tourism sector expected to add 5.82 cr jobs in India by 2033: NLB ServicesThe travel and tourism sector is poised for significant growth, expected to create 5.82 crore jobs in India by 2033. Despite challenges, th...
- Tourism and Hospitality Skill Council unveils report highlighting sector's demand and skill gapThe Tourism and Hospitality Skill Sector Council (THSC) has released a report on the Demand And Skill Gap, estimating that 5.7 million yout...
- Talent crunch gets severe as hotel chains bet big on expansionSome blame this on inadequate compensation and unfavourable work environment, resulting in high talent churn in the industry.
- Travel, tourism sector sees 44% jump in hiring in Aug: ReportThe travel and tourism industry in India experienced a 44% increase in hiring demand in August compared to the same month last year, driven...
- White-collar job posting activity witnesses two per cent growth in March: ReportWhite-collar hiring in India grew by 2% in March, boosted by demand from the retail, telecoms and tourism sectors. The annual rise in hirin...
- Demand for white-collar gig roles increases in March, shows foundit jobs reportThe demand for gig workers in white-collar jobs in India increased by 11% YoY in March. The white-collar job posting activity also showed a...
- Virus takes a toll on blue collar staff; no pay for 12 croreAbout 100 to 120 million blue-collar workers have gone without income in the past month due to Covid lockdown.
- The Economic Times India dialogues: Create jobs that pay well and that stand the test of timeA job crisis is looming globally, fueled by automation, ageing populations and socio economic factors, but India’s problem is unique. The c...
- New tech, old worries in gig economyIf you look away from the technology — which is just a medium — the world of work hasn’t changed much.
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