8.5 Lakh New Jobs Expected In 2014: Report
Job seekers can look forward to a prosperous new year as more than
8.5 lakh new jobs are expected across various sectors, including FMCG and
healthcare, says a survey.
Coming against the backdrop of uncertain economic conditions, the
projected number of new jobs in 2014 is higher than the estimated 7.9 lakh
employment opportunities created this year, according to the survey by recruitment
platform MyHiringClub.com.
The findings are based on a study conducted among more than 5,600
firms across 12 industry sectors.
All the opportunities have been projected in for the organised
sector, it added.
Besides FMCG, more jobs are expected in healthcare, IT, retail and
hospitality sectors.
“Last calendar year was not good either for job seekers or for
employers due to uncertain and fluctuated economical and political conditions.
2014 is coming with positive vibes for job-seekers and expected to create 8.5
lakh new jobs in different sectors,” MyHiringClub.com CEO Rajesh Kumar said.
“Finding employees who have employability or job readiness skills
that help fit into and remain in the work environment is a real problem and
threatening to growth. These issues need to be addressed on priority,” he
added.
MyHiringClub.com’s survey showed that FMCG would lead the chart
and is expected to generate 1.5 lakh new jobs, followed by healthcare (1.33
lakh), IT and ITeS (1.21 lakh), retail (86,700) and hospitality (83,400).
Banking and financial services (61,400), manufacturing and
engineering (51,500), education, training and consultancy (42,900), media and
entertainment (42,800) and real estate (38,700) are also expected to create job
opportunities.
Another HR expert Prachi Kumari, Director at Sat-n-Merc Manpower
Consultant said: “Recruitment activity in 2013 went slow beyond our expectation
across every levels, majorly recruitments were done only to replace major gaps.
“Coming year 2014 seems very promising. To increase their revenue,
companies need to feel the long time vacant positions and also they have to
create more jobs as compared to 2013. Overall, it seems the worst condition is
over for the job market and we are entering in a zone of another two years of
positive growth if not more,” she added.
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