Buoyed by easing inflation in July, firms are optimistic about the festive season, albeit with a bit of caution.

Our data shows that employers are ramping up their hiring efforts, particularly in customer service, sales, and operations roles, which are set to account for 30-40% of new...

The push is to get dark store workers from the northern and eastern regions to west and south. Companies are willing to pay ₹3,000 along with minimum wages...

E-commerce companies expect sales to surge by 30-35 per cent this festive season, due to the rise of quick commerce and consumer spending capacity.

Many consumers are past the phase of starry-eyed modern trade 'experiences,' especially in urban areas. These days, speed and convenience come first.

Projections indicate that by 2026, the sector’s inclusive nature will become evident, with Tier-II, -III & -IV cities and rural India driving more than 60% of e-commerce demand.

Particularly in urban areas, many consumers are past the phase of starry-eyed modern trade ‘experiences’. Now they prioritise convenience and speed.

This year's festive hiring is anticipated to witness a 25% increase in gig jobs compared to the same period last year.

We have seen a 30% increase in demand for people across the beauty category.

“More women are entering the industry due to the continuous rising demand from e-commerce companies, which are setting up fulfilment centres, coupled with corporates looking to improve their...