The West Bengal government is set to unveil a new recruitment policy. This initiative aims to bring greater transparency to the selection p...

Tim Cook is stepping down as Apple CEO after fifteen years. Hardware expert John Ternus will take over. Cook's tenure saw Apple's market va...

New government plans to extend the wait for permanent residency to 15 years for care workers risk a significant staffing shortage in Britai...

Corporate canteens across India are facing an LPG supply crunch. This is increasing costs and disrupting kitchen operations. Large food ser...

Leading Indian and global hotel chains, along with large quick service restaurant (QSR) brands, are all experiencing a staff shortfall prim...

While local airlines are expanding their fleet with the domestic air passenger traffic growing at over 20 per cent for nearly two years, th...

This comes after CBI Director had said that if states fail to send their personnel on deputation, a time could come when the agency would c...

In Mumbai, currently 255 controllers do the job of 455. The 43% shortfall is extreme, as globally, the average controller shortage stands a...

“This is the biggest concern of the patent board -- we have funds but recruiting qualified examiners remains a challenge,” says a top offic...

Country's external intelligence agency RAW is facing shortage of secretarial cadre, responsible for providing logistic support.

Country's premier institute All India Institute of Medical Sciences is facing staff crunch as only 400 doctors are functioning in the hospi...

It can’t get any bigger for workers in the real estate sector. Even before the repeal of land acquisition act fuels more construction activ...

The shortage for manpower is no longer an issue faced only by public sector banks (PSBs) which have been losing their employees to private ...

IT companies, on an average, spend up to 4 per cent of their revenues to retain employees in order to tackle staff crunch.

Railways is heading towards a big staff crunch at top and middle levels, thanks to the joint ventures and the policy of staff surrender.

Railways is heading towards a big staff crunch at top and middle levels due to joint ventures and staff surrender policy.

With a recent study pointing out that the global airline industry will need 25,000 planes by 2025, in addition to the 17,000 planes that wi...