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- Hiring activity witnesses 3 per cent uptick with end of third wave: ReportThe demand for roles in shipping/ marine (nine per cent) and production and manufacturing (9 per cent) also witnessed a surge due to the an...
- Hiring demand dips 3% sequentially in October: Monster Employment IndexThe Index further showed that as more and more organisations continue to resume work in physical offices and increasing automation efforts,...
- Job postings dip 3 pc sequentially in April as second wave of COVID-19 hits India: ReportThe data indicates that the employment index saw a decline in job posting activity in April compared to March, by 3 per cent, according to ...
- Moderate recovery across cities and sectors in Jan-March quarter; but slight dip in March compared to February: Monster employment IndexCities 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...
- Economic slowdown: Online hiring slips 5% in January-June periodMeanwhile, year-on-year basis the online hiring demand witnessed 16 per cent growth H1 2019 compared to H1 2018.
- Production, manufacturing leads online hiring for 6 straight months: Monster Employment IndexOccupation wise, the y-o-y demand for healthcare professionals (up 15%) led all monitored job roles.
- Manufacturing is the lowest paid sectorMSI highlights that employees in the manufacturing sector with only secondary education earn Rs 101.4 which is 62.6% less than master gradu...
- Monster Employment Index India registered 6% y-o-y growth for February 2017 and 4% for March 2017Among job intensive sectors telecom/ISP led the long-term growth chart with a 25% growth despite moderation in the pace of growth as agains...
- IT highest-paying sector in India, manufacturing least: StudyAccording to Monster Salary Index (MSI), the IT sector is the highest paying sector in India, but only 57.4 per cent are satisfied with the...
- Online hiring grew 32 per cent in July: SurveyOn a month-on-month basis too, hiring momentum trended up. The reading for July is 2 points higher than June.
- Online hiring activity grew 13% in Nov: Monster IndexIndustry-wise analysis showed that online opportunities in November surpassed the year-ago level in 12 of the 27 industry sectors monitored...
- Monster Employment Index India rises 14% year-on-yearIn terms of geography, online opportunities exceeded the year-ago level in 11 of the 13 cities monitored by the Index.
- Monster Employment Index India for January 2013 rises 7% year-over-yearThe Monster Employment Index India for January 2013, a monthly gauge of online job posting activity, has risen 7% year-over-year.
- Monster Employment Index India rises 9% year-over-yearMonster Employment Index registered expansion in online recruitment activity between September 2011 and September 2012.
- Monster employment index India rises 5% y-o-yThe 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...
- Online job demand rises marginallyAfter two consecutive months of decline, recruitment activities in India witnessed a moderate improvement in July, a survey by job portal M...
- NGO, Social Services record highest recruitments in Monster's employment IndexNGO, Social services record the highest growth in Monster’s employment index, which rises 4 per cent year on year.
- Bangalore growth the slowest according to Monster indexBaroda grew by 25% and Mumbai by 22% according to the index while Chandigarh and Ahmedabad were slow at 11%.
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