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Indian Job Mkt Better Off Than Western Countries, More Than 60 pc Of Cos In India Are Still Hiring
Job loss is one of the worst fallout of any economic slowdown. What began as a housing mortgage crisis in the US last year quickly sipralled into a global economic meltdown and from September 2008 companies across the world began downsizing their workforce to cut losses.
India too felt the tremors with close to 50,000 laid off in a span of two months, according to executive search firm Redileon Search Partners. Sectors that have witnessed the axe include real estate and construction whic saw 79 per cent cut in its workforce. Job is export and trade, too, are down by 79 per cent while IT and hospitality sectors have witnessed a dip of 50 per cent. Banking and financial sector saw job cuts by 22 per cent. But numbers alone don't explain the full story. ''One afternoon when I went to office… I was suddenly called by the editor and all of a sudden he said that you have to go,'' says Barid Baran, who worked as corporate communication manager. Source: ibnlive.in.comIndian job market better off than western countries Click On "Full Story" For More... By ugesh sarkar, Section Jobs Wanted/Available Posted on Wed Jul 01, 2009 at 11:42:21 PM EST
Baran lost his job five months ago with a national newspaper. He now has a job but not at par with his expectations.
Many like Baran understand that choices are limited for job seekers. "The organised sector job creation is a cause of great concern. On one hand the demand has got suppressed... on the other hand supply has increased," claims Pandia Rajan, Managing Director, Ma Foi. But India's job scenario is not as depressed as many other countries According to Human resources consulting and outsourcing company Hewitt Associates less than 16 per cent of companies in India are considering retrenchment. In fact more than 60 per cent are still hiring and nine out of 10 companies are still giving promotions. With a few days left for the Budget all eyes will be on Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee to see what he does to boost job creation in India.
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