“Tax relief stands as the most prominent expectation, with a strong desire for increased basic exemption limit from the current Rs 2.5 lakh to Rs 5 lakh, which will significantly reduce the tax burden for lower and middle-income earners and improve spending."

Balasubramanian A

“The Indian travel and hospitality sector’s hiring rebound after the pandemic is set to continue in 2024.”

Balasubramanian A

“The likelihood of layoffs in India in 2024 is unlikely except for specific sectors being affected. Over 35,000 people have lost their jobs at Indian startups in the last two years. Job cuts might be expected to continue in the startup space into 2024 in the pursuit of profitability.”

Kartik Narayan

“The staffing industry needs to be nurtured and developed as the cornerstone of India's economic growth. This requires concerted efforts from both the government and private sector entities."

Kartik Narayan

Kartik Narayan

“While some job categories shrink, new ones bloom. AI development, data science, cybersecurity, and robotics engineering are witnessing robust growth, creating exciting opportunities for tech-savvy individuals."

Balasubramanian A

"The Indian hospitality and tourism industry has witnessed robust growth in 2023, predominantly due to heightened domestic travel.”

Balasubramanian A

"It's encouraging to see substantial growth in incremental workforce expansion across these sectors, showcasing promising opportunities for employment stakeholders.”

Subburathinam P

"The upcoming job landscape in consumer-centric sectors such as healthcare and pharmaceuticals, Electric Vehicles (EV), and Infrastructure and Fast-Moving Consumer Durables (FMCD) reflects commendable growth."

Balasubramanian A

"Despite a slower pace in Q3, the upward trend in employment isn't merely about increasing head counts; it's a strategic move to leverage economic growth and take advantage of conducive policies.”

Kartik Narayan

"A combination of India’s GDP growth, business growth across segments as well as shortage of skills are the three major factors contributing to the positive hiring sentiment for Q4."

Kartik Narayan

“The primary challenge of in India’s job market is not unemployment, but scarcity of skilled workforce.”

Kartik Narayan