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The India Employment Report 2024, published by the Institute for Human Development in partnership with the
The International Labour Organization (ILO) examines the challenge of youth employment in the context of the emerging economic, labour market, educational and skills scenarios in India and the changes witnessed over the past two decades.
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Jaljit Narayanan, General Manager & Head – HR, Nissan Digital, speaks with India Employer Forum on how Global Capability Centres (GCCs) in India are evolving from cost-focused support units into...
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By Aakash Thakur, Founder & CEO, HRBP Global: ThinkLab & Solutions There is a silent revolution happening in organisations today, one that doesn’t start in boardrooms or strategy decks, but...
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Employee-driven development (EDD) — self-directed learning, clear career frameworks, stretch assignments, and internal mobility — is often presented as a silver bullet for retention. The short answer is: EDD is...
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Strengthen Catastrophic Health Coverage and lower Out-of-Pocket Spend India’s employer-sponsored health benefits system is at a turning point. Companies spend crores on group medical insurance (GMC) every year. Yet, employees...
