Job Market

What is rage-applying, the new workplace trend helping Gen Z get ‘big raises’?

Quiet quitting is so 2022. The new workplace trend is rage-applying. It involves channelling your anger towards your job into sending out rèsumès to multiple companies to find a new role and get a hefty salary hike quickly

Will recession put an end to work from home in 2023?

A shortage of labour gave employees more say in the last two years, but this could change in 2023 as a recession looms large. If companies have the upper hand will they arm-twist their workers into returning to the office full-time? Will we see remote work privileges being curtailed?

Employment in nine sectors, including health at 3.05 crore in April-June quarter, says labour survey

The nine selected sectors are manufacturing, construction, trade, transport, education, health, accommodation and restaurant, IT/ BPO and financial services

How relocation choices of millennial generation over past decade are reshaping US' political geography

The US Census Bureau this coming week is expected to formally tally this change by releasing its count of population shifts in the once-a-decade reallocation of congressional seats.

Hyderabad Police constable who quit job to protest lack of opportunities, says, 'No marriage without growth prospects in my job'

Twenty-nine-year-old Siddhanthi Pratap, a constable posted at the Charminar Police Station in Hyderabad offered to resign from his job, as it did not offer any growth prospects even after years of service

Rate cuts may not fire up liquidity-starved housing market; impact to remain for 6 more months: Poll

While the government has taken steps to provide stimulus to the slowing economy, analysts say those measures are too little to prop up demand significantly in the housing market, at least for now.

Education, training sectors may witness increase in hiring this year; top metros to remain as major job markets: Report

For this survey, Shine.com leveraged its pool of data collated over the past year to map the Indian hiring landscape, focusing on key growth regions and functional areas across industries.

Amazon selects New York and Washington DC for its second headquarters, named HQ2

The world's largest online retailer plans to spend $5 billion on the two new developments in Long Island City and Arlington, Virginia,

The Jobs Crisis in India: An account of a real problem that some fail to understand, and some pretend not to

As the title suggests, Jagannathan admits the existence of a jobs crisis in the country, which needs to be seen in the backdrop of constant denials and playing down of this critical issue by many in the NDA-government and by right-leaning economists.

US Federal Reserve chief signals more interest rate hikes ahead if US economy stays strong

US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell signaled Friday that he expects the Fed to continue gradually raising interest rates if the U.S. economic expansion remains strong.