Jobs Will Increase In The New Year: Hiring Outlook Survey
Jobs will increase in the new year, expected to reach pre-Covid -level: Survey.
As the order of continuous improvement continues in the market, employers are optimistic about revival in the new year. Around 26 percent of employers expect the job market to reach pre-covid levels in the next 3-6 months.
At the same time, 34 percent of the employers believe that it can take from six months to a year. A survey has revealed this conclusion.
Naukri.com ‘Hiring Outlook Survey
According to the ‘Hiring Outlook Survey’ of employment-related website Naukri.com, employers are looking forward to the new year.
The company said in a statement that 1,327 employers and consultants took part in this survey. Naukri.com also analyzed data of more than one lakh employers available on its platform.
Jobs will increase in the new year: The company based the employment data for January and February to determine the pre-covid level.
The survey revealed that industries like medical or healthcare, IT, BPO / ITES had little impact, but some sectors such as retail, hospitality, and travel struggled to cope with the situation.
It added that the start of 2020 was positive overall, but was later affected by the covid-19. It came to a standstill after the lockdown, but the job market started improving from the beginning of unlocking in June.
COVID-19 did not have much of an impact until March, but April and May saw a sharp 60 per cent year-on-year decline in hiring, the lowest for the first time on the Naukri platform.
Although the market is still down 28 percent year-on-year according to the Naukri JobSpeak Index since November, jobbers, recruiters and experts are still eyeing gradual recovery.
Gold Price Today: Gold futures fall, silver also breaks, know what is the ongoing prices.
Gold and silver prices fell on Tuesday morning in the domestic futures market. On the MCX exchange on April 5, 2021 futures gold price was seen trading at Rs 50,100 per 10 gram, falling by only Rs 1 on Tuesday morning.
Apart from this, the futures price of gold on February 5, 2021, was seen trading at Rs 50,000 per 10 grams, with a fall of 0.03 percent or Rs 13.
At the same time, both the spot and futures prices of gold rose in the global market on Tuesday morning.
