The job market saw recovery across several sectors that were impacted by the pandemic, showcasing the highest growth in the month of April,...

The demand for roles in shipping/ marine (nine per cent) and production and manufacturing (9 per cent) also witnessed a surge due to the an...

The Index further showed that as more and more organisations continue to resume work in physical offices and increasing automation efforts,...

The data indicates that the employment index saw a decline in job posting activity in April compared to March, by 3 per cent, according to ...

Cities such as Bangalore and Pune have witnessed a positive month-on-month uptrend of 2% and 1% in March 2021. The same cities have also ob...

Occupation wise, the y-o-y demand for healthcare professionals (up 15%) led all monitored job roles.

Among job intensive sectors telecom/ISP led the long-term growth chart with a 25% growth despite moderation in the pace of growth as agains...

Here are some of the online employment trends in major cities and sectors in the country, as analysed by the Monster Employment Index.

On a month-on-month basis too, hiring momentum trended up. The reading for July is 2 points higher than June.

In terms of geography, online opportunities exceeded the year-ago level in 11 of the 13 cities monitored by the Index.

The Monster Employment Index India for January 2013, a monthly gauge of online job posting activity, has risen 7% year-over-year.

Monster Employment Index registered expansion in online recruitment activity between September 2011 and September 2012.

The Monster employment index, a monthly barometer of online hiring by online job portal Monster.com rose at a moderate 5% from a year ago i...

The Monster Employment Index India rose 4% year-over-year as of July 2012, with 15 of the 27 industry sectors monitored by the index regist...

Among occupational groups, the demand for arts and creative professionals exhibited the highest annual gain at 40%, followed by professiona...

In contrast, government/PSU/defence (down 18%) showed steepest annual decline. Overall, the Monster Employment Index India rose 3% year-ove...

NGO, Social services record the highest growth in Monster’s employment index, which rises 4 per cent year on year.