As India emerges as a key player in the global electric vehicle market, companies like Tata Motors and Ather Energy are actively recruiting...

The loss-making Air India, which was under government ownership for nearly seven decades till the Tata group took over in January 2022, had...

Real estate brokers said expats pay between Rs 1 lakh to Rs 10 lakh and, in some cases, even up to 30 lakh per month for apartments, villas...

Expat hiring will get pushed out at least temporarily, including for OCI cardholders, experts say.

Expats are an important source of senior talent across sectors including consumer, automotive, manufacturing and IT, with executives paid u...

Companies in sectors like auto, industrial, pharmaceutical, chemical & packaging are keen on bringing in people familiar with international...

Major players looking to hire expats are in the automobile sector, retail, e-commerce space, aviation, engineering and manufacturing, exper...

Almost 70 per cent expats were being hired for higher level positions in the firms while the rest were taken for middle or lower level.

Domestic cos are going slow on expat hiring while sharpening their focus on getting Indians with requisite global experience, & this trend ...

With the rupee's rout pushing up the cost of hiring expatriates, companies are issuing mandates to get Indians on board.

Also, the hiring of expat professionals in India is expected to decline by 15-20 per cent this year, after a rise of 18 per cent in 2012.

Air India Express, the low-cost international arm of Air India, plans to hire around 40 expat commanders including instructors and examiner...

Air India Express, the low-cost international arm of Air India, plans to hire around 40 expat commanders including instructors and examiner...

According to industry estimates, there are as many as 40,000 expats working in various industries across the country today.

The number of foreigners seeking jobs in India are no longer limited to the middle & senior levels, but spreading over to beginners as well.

In a move to help Indian flight operators deal with the shortage of pilots, DGCA has asked all leading players to submit a five-year hiring...

The good old Rupee is enough to lure foreigners, as they embrace Indian salaries with open arms.