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Around the world, companies are digitalising their operations with the pandemic highlighting its importance for sustainability. Due to their ability to scale IT operations up and down very quickly, there has been a huge shift to cloud.

August witnessed a continued up-rise in the white collar job market, as many businesses resumed their operations and has touched pre-Covid levels overall, and has surpassed it in case of tech sectors according to a report in The Times of India. According to HR firms, the non-IT sectors like retail, real estate and infra which was under a strain have contributed to the MoM growth in talent demand. The job market has went above the 50% mark, on a YoY basis from August, which was the recovery month last year.

White collar jobs increase up by almost 60%

Micheal Page, a HR consulting firm has reported that sectors like medical devices, retail and real estate which has seen a sluggish recovery until July, have seen a good amount of jobs being added last month. It also said that the startup world has seen a lot of buzzing activity, with a lot of jobs opening up. Though the MoM growth has been marginal in new job openings, the open white collar jobs have risen by almost 60% on a YoY basis.

As on September 1, job postings represented an 8% incline over the baseline of February 2020 as hiring activity hit the pre-pandemic level according to job listings portal Indeed.

JobSpeak, Naukri.com’s monthly job market index rose by 89% to 2,673 in August 2021 as compared to the same month last year.

Automotive (4%), BPM (4%) and IT/Telecom (3%) led the MoM talent demand in August according to Timesjobs monthly recruitment index, RecruiteX.

Published: September 9, 2021, 12:55 IST
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