Hiring is still strong in these sectors despite the Omicron wave in India

Jan 5, 2022 By: Vaamanaa Sethi

The recruitment plans of companies or intent to hire in India can rise up to 9 percent in the...

...current quarter (January- March, 2022), the highest ever growth to be registered in the intent to hire since the outbreak of COVID-19. Credit: Pixabay

According to TeamLease Employment Outlook report, out of 21 sectors, 7 sectors are expected...

...to record a growth of more than 10 percent in their intent to hire during this current quarter. Credit: Pixabay

The report further says that 89 percent of the companies are...

...intending to hire for the information technology (IT) department. Credit: Pixabay

This is the fourth consecutive quarter wherein the IT sector

...has been retaining the pole position in intent to hire. Credit: Pixabay

Other than IT, these sectors will also be on a hiring spree —

educational services, healthcare and pharmaceuticals and e-commerce technology startups. Credit: Pixabay

Around 46 percent companies are intending to hire junior level workers and...

...around 43 percent to hire freshers, further reveals the report. Credit: Pixabay

Among the cities which are expected to create maximum jobs,...

...Bengaluru tops the list with 88 percent of the employers showing keen interest in ramping up their talent pool. Credit: Pixabay

Another interesting fact that the report highlighted is that South India is...

...gradually becoming the leading job creator in India. Credit: Pixabay

Despite being the biggest job creating sector,...

...the IT industry is expected to witness 17 percent of attrition rate, which is the highest percentage among all sectors. Credit: Pixabay