MANPOWER INC
Unfazed: India Inc hiring to gain momentum in 2022
Across sectors including edtech, consulting and manufacturing, firms are bullish on hiring this year. A recent Manpower survey put the hiring intent for the current quarter at a nearly eight-year high.
India Inc anticipates rise in payrolls in April-June quarter, says ManpowerGroup survey
"India remains resilient in the job market recovery post the pandemic. The new budget announced also seems to provide the right impetus to opportunities in job creation especially in the public infrastructure, healthcare and BFSI," said Sandeep Gulati, Group Managing Director of ManpowerGroup India.
Hiring sentiment to improve in next 3 months
About 8% of the companies surveyed said they would hire more people in the January-March quarter, as per the results of the survey shared with ET.
Global talent crunch hits record high, 54% companies globally face talent shortage
According to the research, 54 per cent of companies reported skill shortages with businesses in 36 out of 44 countries finding it more difficult to attract skilled talent than in 2018. Employers in the US (69 per cent), Mexico (52 per cent), Italy (47 per cent) and Spain (41 per cent) reported the most acute shortages.
India Inc, public sector may hire more next quarter
More companies have hiring plans for the next quarter, says the latest ManpowerGroup Employment Outlook Survey of 5,131 employers.
Skill councils set to create sourcing companies to absorb trained manpower
The move, expected to immediately result in a spurt in jobs, comes after a persistent push from the government to the councils to absorb their own trained people.

Hiring to remain brisk in April-June period on optimism in business sentiment: ManpowerGroup
Hiring outlook is positive in all seven sectors covered in ManpowerGroup survey, led by transportation & utilities, mining & construction, financial services.

India Inc turns cautious with hiring plans: Survey
Pace of hiring across Indian companies is likely to slow down noticeably in the coming quarter.
Manpower Employment Outlook Survey indicates hiring expectations to remain strongest in Q3
Manpower Survey indicates hiring expectations of Indian employers remain the strongest in Q3 2012 among the 41 countries and territories surveyed.
‘Indian cos will top in hiring in next 3 months’
Hiring intentions of Indian employers is in fact the strongest in the world, followed by Brazil, Taiwan, Peru and Turkey, according to a study.

Cognizant, Gammon India, ICICI Prudential, Angel Broking and others of India Inc tread with caution on hiring
The global economy may be on rough terrain, but India Inc isn't pressing the panic button yet. Prudence and caution, yes, but no ban on fresh intake.
India Inc faces talent shortage: Manpower
Talent shortage is again becoming a worrying factor for Indian employers, said a survey conducted by HR consulting firm Manpower.

Growth weak but confidence up: Geithner
Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner said the US economic expansion is still too weak to slash unemployment or a budget deficit headed for $1.5 trillion.
The economy's on a rebound: Will your top performers stick with you?
The thing about top talent is that you either have it, or you don't. A fact that India Inc will realise in 2011, as the economy takes off.
India Inc upbeat on recruitment
Majority of employers in the country anticipate creation of new jobs in coming months of this year.
Worker migration essential for easing talent shortage: Manpower
Amid a recovery in the global economy, it is important for countries worldwide to create a mobile workforce to ease the worldwide talent shortage.
Global talent crunch persists: Manpower
Employers are finding it difficult to fill vacant positions despite the recovery in job markets due to a talent mismatch and lack of skill.
Manpower Inc in Pink magazine's top firms for women list
Staffing services firm Manpower Inc has been ranked as one of the top companies for women to work with by a US-based publication.
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