Hiring and Firing saga in India
The hiring and firing saga in India has been an issue of concern among the business community for a long time. The country has experienced a mix of both hiring and firing, with the former gaining prominence in recent times.
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Hiring and Firing saga in India
The hiring and firing saga in India has been an issue of concern among the business community for a long time. The country has experienced a mix of both hiring and firing, with the former gaining prominence in recent times. Giants like Amazon, Google and other tech companies have been leading the way when it comes to hiring. The pandemic further accelerated this trend, as companies scrambled to add manpower to their workforce.
It has been a great opportunity for job seekers and a huge boon for the economy. Companies have been hiring more and more employees to meet the ever-increasing demand of the market. However, not all companies have been able to keep up with the pace of hiring. Layoffs have been seen in some of the major companies, with Amazon, Google and other tech giants being the latest to announce layoffs.
This has come as a shock to the employees and their families, who are now facing an uncertain future. It has also put a strain on the economy, as these layoffs have affected the overall market. The layoffs have also raised questions about the nature of the hiring and firing process in India. Companies have been accused of not being transparent and not providing enough security to their employees.
The hiring and firing saga in India has been a cause of concern for many. It is a wake-up call for the companies to be more transparent in their hiring and firing practices. They should ensure that their employees are well taken care of and their families are provided with the necessary support. Companies should also ensure that their hiring and firing practices are in line with the law of the land. This will ensure that the workforce is secure and the economy remains stable.
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