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Organizations are navigating a profound transformation in work, driven by AI, talent shortages, and evolving expectations. Jobs are being rebuilt around human-AI collaboration, and AI is becoming a core operational layer. Workforce models are shifting to hybrid talent ecosystems, emphasizing continuous learning and human skills for long-term relevance.

Moving away from traditional retention schemes, employers are exploring new alternatives to check exodus of talent from their organisations, according to manpowergroup Solutions.

Employers across the globe are facing the most acute talent shortage since the recession, says a survey by HR consulting firm, manpowergroup.

Corporate India is showing "healthy signs of recovery" and plans to hire more people in the first three months of 2021 compared to the quarter ending December, according to the manpowergroup Employment Outlook Survey. As per the survey, the employment trends in the first quarter of 2021 is expected to be on the rise with a Net Employment Outlook of 5 per cent.

According to a manpowergroup report, companies that are digitising are growing, and that growth is producing more and new kinds of jobs. Organisations that are already automating tasks and progressing their digital transformation are most confident of increasing headcount, it said.

The job market is looking up and companies are upping their intentions to hire more with finance, insurance and manufacturing sectors dominating the pipeline.

New Delhi, Mar 23 () Candidate motivations for changing jobs vary widely across geography and generation, according to a global study from manpowergroup Solutions.

Indian companies have remained the most optimistic globally on hiring plans for the fourth consecutive quarter, while China is placed at the bottom within Asia Pacific region, a manpowergroup survey showed.

Indian employers expect hiring to remain steady in April-June time frame but project a considerably slower pace compared to last year, according to the manpowergroup Employment Outlook survey.

New Delhi, Mar 14 () Indian employers are the fourth most optimistic globally about hiring plans for the next three months but opportunities for job seekers are likely to be fewer than last year, says a survey.

New Delhi, Jun 11 () With India's job market undergoing a transition, only 13 per cent of employers across the country indicate upbeat hiring plans for the next three months, while 61 per cent anticipate no change in their payrolls, a survey said Monday.

Four global HR services companies -- Randstad, The Adecco Group, manpowergroup and Gi Group -- have formed an alliance to “help India get back to work safely”. In this non-commercial alliance, the four organizations combine their knowledge and strengths to jointly tackle the key challenges facing the labour market following the COVID-19 pandemic.

New Delhi, Jun 15 () India's largest lender State Bank of India (SBI) and American Express have entered into alliance to expand AmEx card acceptance in India. "State Bank of India, the largest bank as well as largest merchant acquiring bank in the country, and American Express ...

In an unusual case of financial crime, an employee of a private recruitment company allegedly worked out an innovative plan to fraudulently put his unemployed wife on the payroll and ensured that regular salary was paid to her for more than 10 years, causing a loss of crores to the firm.

India is witnessing the weakest hiring sentiment in 15 years with just 3 per cent companies planning to add staff in the next three months, a survey of over 800 employers said on Tuesday. According to the manpowergroup Employment Outlook Survey, that covered 813 firms across India, Indian employers report cautious hiring plans for the final quarter of 2020.

According to the manpowergroup Employment Outlook Survey that covered 695 employers across India, the net employment outlook stood at 5 per cent for the July-September quarter, weakest since the survey began 15 years ago. The encouraging news, however, is that India features among the top four countries out of 44 nations that projected a positive hiring trend.

New Delhi, Mar 13 () Indian companies are the eighth most optimistic lot globally in terms of hiring intentions for April-June with 16 per cent of employers likely to add more staff during the period, while Croatia topped the pack, says a survey.

Only 19 per cent of employers in the country have bullish hiring plans for the next three months, while 52 per cent expect no change in their payrolls, says a global survey which predict softer employment outlook in many markets for the October-December quarter.

New Delhi, Jul 19 () A contented workforce has much to do with how flexible a workplace is, finds out a report. Nearly 40 per cent global candidates rate 'schedule flexibility' as one of the top three factors in making career decisions, as per the findings.