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As the July jobs report paints a grim picture, 114 companies plan layoffs in August - is yours on the list?Layoffs August 2025 latest news: Amidst concerns over the US labor market, August 2025 is expected to witness a surge in layoffs as 114 com...- Chinese smartphone brands press pause on next year's plansSmartphone brands begin their planning and projections for the next year from October-November, said Navkendar Singh, associate vice presid...
- Salary topmost deciding factor for talent in choosing jobs: RandstadThe survey shows that men prefer organizations with strong leaders while women find employers who offer robust training programmes more att...
- 9 steps to become an indispensable employeeThe given measures can enhance your value at the workplace and safeguard your job at a time when a lot of others are being shown the door.
- Are you in danger of getting the pink slip? Find out if your job is safeIndia Inc has become more conscious of the bottom line. Companies are ruthlessly shedding flab in the quest for higher profitability.
- Threat of job loss: IT executives re-skill themselves in newer technologiesNasscom says the software industry, which employs over 3 million professionals, will see a 17% decline in annual hiring.
- Salaries rose by up to 27% in FY12 amid high inflationSalaries of employees at India Inc rose between 12% and 27% in the fiscal ended March 2012, as companies adopted an inflation-hedged approa...
- Is an etiquette code necessary for social media like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and others?The social networking space gives the ever busy people a chance to connect virtually via a plethora of platforms.
- As salaries hit a high, more executives consider early retirementAs salaries hit a high, career graphs peak faster and burnout becomes real, more execs are considering early retirement and planning toward...
- TCS, Infosys, Wipro plan promotions, hefty hikes to retain talentWhile TCS plans to double promotions next year, Infosys and Wipro are set to hand out at least 100% variable pay and double-digit hikes in ...
- Indian workforce is most mobile in world: SurveyIndian workfore is the 'most mobile' in the world followed by Mexio, China and Turkey, a survey by a leading human resource service provide...
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