Manpower
or job scenario in India after a big jolt of economic recession is again
picking up, giving a sigh of relief to the job seekers. Also according to
NASSCOM, after the economic recession, an upward trend will be seen in the
business and particularly in the field of outsourcing and engineering
sourcing.
Although the recession period lasted so long yet there are many industries
in India and across the world that are employing the manpower consultants thus changing
the job scenario.
One of the biggest hiring during this time is done by the telecom industry
in which Sistema Shyam Teleservices Ltd and Aricent are the top most
companies that are on hiring spree. As per the manpower consultants in
India, overall telecom companies require around 1,50,000 employees, which is
a big number in itself. There is an addition of new players and even the
existing telecom companies are scaling up their employees and headcounts.
Along with the number of employees, the teledensity has also gone up from
36.98% to 37.94%. The number is given by the Telecom Regularity Authority of
India.
After this comes the banking jobs that give positive signals in terms of
jobs even during economic crisis. According to the survey on Headcount
Expansion Activities done by Assocham it is found that in the first
quarter of this fiscal year the banks have generated many jobs and hired
about 16,000 employees. Only the State Bank of India has announced 13,000
jobs which is followed by Danalakshmi Bank, Andhra Bank and Yes Bank.
Banking sector is followed by IT/ITES sector in terms of hiring
professionals and increasing their manpower. There has been seen huge
expansion in Wipro Technologies especially in its outsourcing sector. After
this comes the Directi, CPA Global, NetEnrich Inc and iGate Global Solutions
Ltd . Manpower from India are required in the field of IT services, software
products, e-businesses and IT enabled services. Pharmaceutical industry is
also one of the top most sectors to hire manpower even during the hard
times. Pharmaceutical industry is growing very swiftly with the growth rate
of 8-9% annually and it worths about $4.5 billions.
In terms of growth also comes the steel, aviation and consumer durable
industry that are growing swiftly and leading to the change in the job
scenario in India.