At least eight in ten employees are confident of landing a new job within three to six months, show the India findings of recruitment firm ...

According to the Randstad Workmonitor survey, 83 per cent of the Indian workforce would like to be an entrepreneur, higher than the global ...

There is a common complaint among 90% of 820 participants in the study that they have faced awkward questions during interviews.

According to the Randstad Workmonitor survey, globally, India scores high on this scale followed by China (81 per cent) and US (73 per cent...

As per the survey, 71% said that the omnipresence of technology at the workplace makes them feel less connected to their co-workers.

Indians are satisfied with their jobs, with only 25% actively looking for alternative employment, according to a survey.

Talent sourcing remains one of the key challenges for employers across the country as 62 per cent of respondents find it difficult to spot ...

There is growing demand for talent in the STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) domain in India, show the findings of a survey c...

A majority of employees in India expect better salary hikes in 2014 compared to previous years, spurred by hopes of brighter economic prosp...

In India, 91% of respondents feel that experience counts more than education in finding a suitable job.

There are not enough women in top positions in Indian companies even though nearly 90 per cent of women desire to take up leadership roles,...

The study also stated that India has the highest score on receiving a pay hike in 2012 with 83% of the respondents surveyed having received...

Most of public sector employees (72%) feel that their employer wants them available round the clock, says a Randstad Workmonitor survey.

46 per cent of employees believe working part-time is not a sound move, according to Ma Foi Randstad Workmonitor Survey.

Statistically, 90% of Indians have individual accounts on facebook, twitter, etc of which 81% use it for professional purposes.

Many people in the country are likely to change their jobs in the next six months, while women are expected to be more ready to find new em...

A Ma Foi Randstad Workmonitor survey states that employees in the age group of 25-34 are most likely to change jobs.