![]() | Back to work: Firms offer improved food and beverages to attract employees“They are looking at F&B as a tool to attract more employees to the office and we are helping them there,” says Sandipan Mitra, CEO of Hungerbox, which caters to clients like Microsoft, Accenture etc. |
![]() | Wipro attrition rate at 23.3%; adds over 10,000 freshers in Q1The Indian IT industry has been struggling to retain talent and for a few quarters now, the top IT companies are reporting over 20% attrition rate. |
![]() | HCL attrition rate rises to 23.8%; plans to hire over 10,000 freshers in Q2HCL on Tuesday posted a 2.4% increase in its net profit at Rs 3,283 crore for the first quarter ended June 2022. Its net profit in the year-ago period was Rs 3,205 crore. |
![]() | TCS sees no footprint of recession on its demand: TCS CEO Rajesh GopinathanThe IT company, which announced a hiring target of 40,000 for FY23, said it is on track to hire the same numbers. |
![]() | High attrition rate: Freshers may see salary hikeIT, healthcare and tech startups will incur an outlay of nearly Rs 8-Rs 12 lakh to rope in freshers for a wide variety of skill-based roles across the country, according to Randstad’s salary trends. |
![]() | Stress, burnout, lack of opportunity to advance top reasons for attrition amongst women employeesStress, burnout and lack of flexible work are the main reasons for attrition among women employees, according to a Deloitte report released on Monday.. |
![]() | Infosys, TCS face high attrition rates; IT cos hunt for talentThe war for talent has been continuing, as Infosys’ voluntary attrition rate for the last 12 months (LTM) stood at 27.7% at the end of March 31, 2022. |
![]() | Worrying trend for employers, as more people may leave jobs in 2022: StudyIn a worrying trend for employers, more people may leave their jobs this year as compared to last year as the attrition gains momentum in 2022, according to a study released on Monday. |
![]() | Staffing troubles in IT sector: Nasscom feels attrition problem may have hit its peakMany companies have reported over 20 per cent attrition in the recent quarters, ever since the greater demand for digitization from companies across the world. |
![]() | Attrition in IT sector goes up to 25%; firms looking to hire more fresh talentsFor a few quarters now, IT companies have been reporting at least 20% increase in attrition rate, and this is said to continue till the middle of next fiscal. |
![]() | The ‘great attrition’: It’s a difficult time to be a bossManagers on a desperate hunt to retain talent as jop offers galore |
![]() | Campus placements a nightmare for industriesStudents who join a company through campus placements have a tendency to quit the job early. |
![]() | Infosys' senior-level exits far lower than others: CEO Vishal SikkaSikka said the analysis by the company and some other recruiting firms revealed that Infosys was "far lower in terms of executive attrition than other companies". |
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