Hiring Activity Witnesses Marginal Growth Sequentially In August: Report

The data further revealed that overall job postings have improved by 14 per cent year-on-year (August 2021 versus August 2020), indicating a strong recovery in the pipeline.

Hiring Activity Witnesses 4% Sequential Growth In July: Report

Monster Employment Index is a comprehensive analysis of online job posting activity conducted by Monster India.

Online Hiring Activity Grows 3% Y-o-Y In June 2018: Report

Telecom sector exhibited a significant drop in the y-o-y growth momentum which eased further from 21 percent in May 2018 to 17 percent in June 2018

Online Hiring Grows 16% Y-O-Y In February: Report

Production and manufacturing (up 59 percent) has been one of the most active industry sectors with 11% increase in e-recruitment between January and February

Online Hiring Index Grows 12% Year-On-Year: Report

Sanjay Modi, Managing Director, Monster.com, APAC & Middle-East said, "It is interesting to note that production and manufacturing sector is on the revival mode, a much-needed impetus in order to create more jobs and solidify the backbone of our economy."

Online Hiring Gains Momentum; Attains 14% Growth In August

Home appliances sector registered the highest growth with a 54 percent year-on-year growth in August 2017. Online hiring in banking/financial services, insurance (BFSI) sector eased from 43 per cent in July 2017 to 35 per cent in August 2017

India Registered Highest Growth In Online Recruitment In July: Report

Month-on-month, demand in the BFSI sector moved up by marginal one percent in July 2017, followed by FMCG which witnessed a surge of 34 percent in July 2017 from 33 percent in June 2017

Online Hiring Activity Witnesses 11% Growth In June: Report

Kolkata (+40 per cent) was found out to be the city with most online hiring activity while Chennai (-12 per cent) witnessed the steepest decline

Online Hiring Activity Sees 9% Growth In November: Monster.com

Online recruitment activity expanded by 9 per cent year-on-year in November, largely driven by hiring in the Government / PSU / Defence sectors, says a report

Hiring In Feb: Progressive Trail