India is the fourth most optimistic nation about hiring plans for the next three months globally.

The worst affected country across the world in terms of talent shortage is Japan, as 89 per cent employers said they faced difficulty in fi...

The traditional 9-to-5 job is a bygone and employers are increasingly shifting towards new ways of getting work done.

In a report released today, leading HR consultancy ManpowerGroup said new technologies would require increasingly specialist skills for peo...

Releasing its third-quarter global hiring outlook survey, the leading staffing consultancy said, "Indian employers report bright hiring pro...

In a session on gender parity at the WEF, government and business leaders agreed that addressing gender gap has to be a men's issue too.

"There is an economic surplus that is going to be created as a result of this fourth industrial revolution," Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsof...

In an open letter to CEOs, Manpower said that the external environment in which the companies operate today is more dynamic than ever.

'Our third quarter 2014 Manpower Employment Outlook Survey of over 5,000 employers across India indicates that Indian employers anticipate ...

HR leaders can bridge the skills gap by evolving their role in three critical ways supply and demand experts, marketers and designers.

According to ManpowerGroup's 2013 talent shortage study, 39 per cent of US employers are having difficulty finding staff with the right ski...