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How Yes Bank is planning to get more women in the workforce
Archana Shiroor, CHRO, Yes Bank, mentioned that the recent HR initiatives undertaken by the bank have yielded commendable results, showcasing a marked improvement in overall employee engagement. The engagement score has risen from 4.17 to 4.25, with the engaged population percentage climbing from 56 percent to 60 percent.
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Government exploring options to roll out labour codes
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Seema Bangia bids adieu to Mahindra Group as CPO - Aero & Defence
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Old guard is out as Tata Digital’s new CEO revamps deck
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From data to decisions, how AI is revolutionizing HR strategy
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Why Omega Healthcare gives salary increments every quarter
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Samsung Electronics India elevates Rishabh Nagpal to Chief People Officer
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Inclusion of foreign workers in PF unconstitutional: High Court
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Government exploring options to roll out labour codes
The ministry of labour and employment is considering several options including a gradual repeal of the old labour laws to ensure there is no legal void in states that are yet to draft rules. Besides, the ministry is holding talks with states that are behind in publishing rules, urging them to expedite their compliance.
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Old guard is out as Tata Digital’s new CEO revamps deck
Tata Digital undergoes significant senior management changes under CEO Naveen Tahilyani, impacting the team behind Tata Neu superapp. Several executives from the original team that launched supperapp have now left.
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A month on, Wipro CEO Srinivas Pallia has townhalls, Q&As on checklist
Srinivas Pallia, the new CEO of Wipro, sets ambitious goals to accelerate large deal momentum, strengthen client relationships, focus on industry-specific profits, build AI-ready talent, and simplify the operating model for future growth.
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Waaree Energies appoints Amit Paithankar as CEO
Before joining Waaree Energies, Paithankar was associated with Emerson Electric Co (India) as Managing Director - South Asia.
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Seema Bangia bids adieu to Mahindra Group as Chief People Officer - Aero & Defence
Bangia joined Mahindra Group in 2012 and has served the company for more than 11 years.
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Why hiring functional heads needs special attention in today’s age
Functional unit leaders require diverse skills like agility, credibility, emotional intelligence, and problem-solving abilities. Companies seek individuals with global leadership experience, focusing on succession planning and market positioning for external hires.
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India's service activity growth in April among fastest in 14 years: PMI
Survey members attributed the latest upturn in output to favourable economic conditions, demand strength and rising intakes of new work.
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BITSoM secures 100% summer internship for Class of 2025
BITSoM hosted 55 companies in all during this current summer internship placement cycle. A majority of the 131 students who participated in the placement were placed through the campus process while 22 students proactively found their own internships, the institute said in a release.
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Visa appoints Sujai Raina as India Country Manager
Raina will be responsible for the India business, leading and executing Visa's strategic initiatives for the market, partnering with clients and the payments ecosystem.
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Adecco says employer confidence slightly higher after Q1 beat
Recruiters - seen as bellwethers for the broader economy - have been flagging tough hiring conditions in recent quarters, as workers prefer to avoid the risk of changing jobs.
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NextEra Energy names ex-Goldman Sachs employee Brian Bolster as CFO
Bolster replaces Kirk Crews, who was named as the finance chief in March 2022. Crews will move to the role of executive vice president and chief risk officer.
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China's Citic cuts around dozen investment bankers in Hong Kong, sources say
The firm's offshore platform CLSA notified around 10 bankers on Tuesday and by the end of the week about a dozen of bankers will be impacted, the sources said.
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Australia job ads rise 2.8% in April, ANZ-Indeed data shows
Data from Australia and New Zealand Banking Group and employment website Indeed showed job ads increased 2.8% in April from March, when they fell by 1.0%.
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JPMorgan cuts at least six investment banking jobs in Hong Kong
The U.S. bank laid off at least six bankers in Hong Kong this week, the sources said, who declined to be named as they are not authorised to speak to media.
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Hospitality, oil & gas, FMCG sectors see surge in hiring in India
The hospitality and travel sector witnessed a 16 per cent growth, driven by the strong momentum in travel and tourism, according to the 'Naukri JobSpeak Index'.
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UBS CEO says job cuts in Switzerland to start in late 2024
In a call with journalists, Sergio Ermotti said the cuts are not something the bank sees as "imminent" and that in the next months it will need "more resources to really manage the very complex integration process.
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From data to decisions, how AI is revolutionizing HR strategy
As AI transforms HR practices, organizations face both opportunities and challenges. While AI streamlines operations and enhances efficiency, it's crucial to remember the "human" aspect of Human Resources. Strategic implementation of AI should prioritize people, amplifying HR's impact without overshadowing its core functions.
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How Yes Bank is planning to get more women in the workforce
Archana Shiroor, CHRO, Yes Bank, mentioned that the recent HR initiatives undertaken by the bank have yielded commendable results, showcasing a marked improvement in overall employee engagement. The engagement score has risen from 4.17 to 4.25, with the engaged population percentage climbing from 56 percent to 60 percent.
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Can I take your order - and your data? The hidden reason retailers are replacing staff with AI bots
While the system and others like it are in their infancy, and some still rely heavily on human assistance, retailers are investing huge sums in AI to replace human workers.
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The Womb appoints Anurag Gupta as its new CEO
In the coming days, the company will announce more additions and structure to the leadership team to get The Womb ready for 2.0, the company stated in a press release.