As we look ahead to 2025, startups will see a significant shift in how they approach talent acquisition and workforce management.

Startups have also moved away from the notion of “growth at any cost” to a more sustainable and profitable model.

India’s manufacturing sector aims for $1 trillion by 2025-26, driven by Industry 4.0 and upskilling. Challenges: gender disparity (89.5% male workforce) and high attrition, especially among women. Solutions:...

The top five quick commerce players are currently employing around 70,000 under-the-roof workers and 250,000–300,000 delivery partners.

India doesn’t have a job creation problem, it has a wages problem. We need jobs that meet the cost of living. Industrialisation, formalisation, financialisation, human capital, and urbanisation...

What you are getting paid at the start of your career shouldn't decide how much work you will put in. That is not good advice.

Unsecured loans have gone up, and the resultant delinquency rates have also increased, due to which demand for collection profiles in the retail lending space, specifically unsecured loans...

In an interview with Outlook Business, TeamLease, CEO, Kartik Narayan, pointed out that the technological shift is inevitable as they offer significant efficiency improvements and cost savings.

With the ambitious target of achieving 500 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030, the nation is rapidly expanding its green energy infrastructure.

In the five years, the sector is expected to generate 60-80K new job opportunities. These will span across roles like AI development, technology, supply chain management, and sustainable...