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India's entry-level job market poised for growth with lucrative salaries across sectors

Global Capability Centers, IT Products & Services, and Non-Tech industries reshape entry-level opportunities for FY 2024-25, with roles offering competitive pay scales.

Central University of Kerala opens applications for finance officer role; deadline December 16

Indian students in US take up babysitting to make ends meet

AI and Machine Learning among top skills to dominate job market in 2025

After over 300 unsuccessful job applications, Indian student offers to work for free to stay in UK

In her recent Linkedin post, the Leicester-based graduate looking for Design Engineer roles in the UK wrote, “Hire me for free for one month. If I don’t deliver, fire me on the spot, no questions asked. I’ll work 12 hours per day and 7 days a week to prove my worth.”

Growing opportunities for Indian women in Saudi Arabia amid labor reforms and supportive policies

Official figures show that as of 2024, over 2.4 million Indian workers reside in the kingdom, with 1.64 million in the private sector and 785,000 in domestic work. Bangladesh has the highest number of expat workers at 2.69 million.

J&K government approves recruitment for 575 lecturer vacancies

For further hiring procedures, the posts will be forwarded to the Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission.

Labor strike at Samsung’s Chennai plant ends after tentative agreement

Tamil Nadu government stepped up mediation efforts after initial delays, resolving a prolonged standoff that raised political and economic concerns.

Tata Group to create 5 lakh jobs across sectors in next five years

As the ecosystem has to be set up, Tata Group Chairman N Chandrasekaran said a minimum 5 lakh companies — small, medium-scale companies would also come up in the ecosystem.

Massive unemployment concerns rise in Canada as viral video shows 3,000 students line up for restaurant jobs

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Sep 18 that the country would reduce international student permits by 35% this year, with an additional 10% reduction next year, a move that will significantly impact several Indian students.