Indians placed Highest Count of White Collar Jobs in Past 30 Months!!! Proving Nations Empowerment. According to data compiled from LinkedIn and leading company job boards, India’s white-collar employment market had 330,000 active job opportunities in May, the largest number in the prior 30 months.
According to data compiled by specialty employment business Xpheno, the number of positions accepting applications in May was 61 percent greater than a year ago and 8 percent higher than last month’s 305,000. Prior to Covid, the average monthly number of job openings was roughly 230,000.
The opening of industries such as hospitality & tourism, manufacturing, healthcare, automotive, oil & energy, media & advertising, and telecom, which jointly put out twice as many job postings as in April, contributed to the increase in employment opportunities.Other industries, including as education, pharmaceuticals, logistics, and supply chain management, are also growing.
Despite an 11% reduction in contribution from the IT sector – which includes IT services, products, and Internet-enabled sectors – which typically drives the white-collar market, employment prospects increased in May.
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Despite the decrease in volume, the IT services sector grew by 64% compared to the same period previous year, and the tech industry as a whole generated 70% of total jobs.”This is one of the healthiest employment market mixes in the last 30 months, since IT jobs have declined and several industries, such as aviation, hotel, and travel, which had a bleak outlook for a long time, have seen a rapid increase.” said Kamal Karanth, cofounder, Xpheno.
Other industries, including as education, pharmaceuticals, logistics, and supply chain management, are also growing.Despite an 11% reduction in contribution from the IT sector – which includes IT services, products, and Internet-enabled sectors – which typically drives the white-collar market, employment prospects increased in May. Despite the decrease in volume, the IT services sector grew by 64% compared to the same period previous year, and the tech industry as a whole generated 70% of total jobs.
“This is one of the healthiest employment market mixes in the last 30 months, since IT jobs have declined and several industries, such as aviation, hotel, and travel, which had a bleak outlook for a long time, have seen a rapid increase.”The top five metros — Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, and Kolkata – produced over 190,000 active openings, a 103 percent increase over the same period last year. Over the last six months, hiring activity has returned to the metros as more businesses reopen offices.
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