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These 7 Job Roles Are Set To Thrive In The Age Of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence jobs: According to the World Economic Forum's Future of Jobs Survey 2024, around 90 million jobs could be lost in the next five years due to automation and AI adoption.
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AI Can Permanently Take Away Jobs and Cause Political Chaos, Say US Citizens: Report
Artificial intelligence (AI) could permanently displace jobs, expressed two-thirds of adult US individuals who participated in a recent survey. The survey results also highlight that participants are worried that the technology can be used to stir up political chaos, and could even risk the future of humans. After generative AI first arrived on the...
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AI To Impact 25 Lakh Jobs In Education Sector By 2030: Report
The company also did a survey of over 500 industry leaders on AI adoption, which said 13.5 per cent of tech budgets are already committed to AI adoption.
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India's Services Sector Activity Surges To 10-Month High In June: Report
The growth in India's services sector activity surged to a 10-month high in June, driven by robust demand in both the domestic and export markets, according to an HSBC survey released on Thursday. Service sector growth also improved recruitment.
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Only 8.25% Indian Graduates In Jobs Matching Their Qualifications: Report
Indian Employment: The findings show that even among workers with qualifications suitable for Skill Level 4 jobs (the highest classification), nearly 28.12% are stuck in lower-tier roles.
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Gen Z Leads In Lying On Resumes To Land Jobs, Experts Say "Can't Really Blame Them"
The findings highlight widespread resume padding among younger workers, from exaggerating skills to claiming incomplete degrees.
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Scientists Reveal Most And Least Satisfying Jobs In The World
A new study has revealed the most and the least satisfying jobs in the world. For the study, researchers studied the data from the Estonian Biobank and analysed about 59,000 people and 263 occupations.
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Integration Of AI Will Boost Productivity, Quality Of Work: Economic Survey
The incorporation of artificial intelligence (AI) into India's labour market will improve workforce quality, increase productivity, and generate jobs, said the Economic Survey tabled in the parliament on Friday.
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Opinion | The Modi Government's 25 Things-To-Do in 2025
Youth unemployment rate has been at 10% for the last two years. As per the Economic Survey, half of all individuals are not ready to be employed after graduating from college.
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53% Of IIT Delhi Graduates Receive Job Offers, 13.5% Opt For Higher Studies, Survey Finds
IIT Delhi Graduation Exit Survey 2024: The survey covered 2,656 students who received their degrees during the annual convocation on August 10.
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Deregulation To Be Big Theme Of Economic Survey 2024-25: Chief Economic Advisor
Deregulation will be the big theme for the upcoming Economic Survey 2024-25 with an aim to push job creation and increase female workforce participation, Chief Economic Advisor V Anantha Nageswaran said on Thursday.
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47% Gen Z Professionals Plan To Leave Their Jobs Within 2 Years: Survey
Forty-seven per cent Gen Z professionals plan to leave their jobs within two years, while as many prioritise work-life balance when evaluating potential employers, according to a survey.
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"One Month Wage For First Time Employees": Nirmala Sitharaman Presents Budget
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today announced that the government will give one-month's salary to all the new employees entering the workforce. The amount will be provided to the employees as Provident Fund contribution.
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Employment Growth Rate In India Was 6% Last Year, Says RBI
The Reserve Bank Of India said on Monday that India added 46.7 million jobs in the fiscal year ended March, far exceeding numbers in private surveys that point to high unemployment rates.
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Unemployment In Madhya Pradesh: A Tale Of Contradictory Claims?
Discrepancies in the number of unemployed people in Madhya Pradesh - the state government's figures are nearly 7.6 lakh less than the Economic Survey - have raised eyebrows.
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These 7 Job Roles Are Set To Thrive In The Age Of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence jobs: According to the World Economic Forum's Future of Jobs Survey 2024, around 90 million jobs could be lost in the next five years due to automation and AI adoption.
-
AI Can Permanently Take Away Jobs and Cause Political Chaos, Say US Citizens: Report
Artificial intelligence (AI) could permanently displace jobs, expressed two-thirds of adult US individuals who participated in a recent survey. The survey results also highlight that participants are worried that the technology can be used to stir up political chaos, and could even risk the future of humans. After generative AI first arrived on the...
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AI To Impact 25 Lakh Jobs In Education Sector By 2030: Report
The company also did a survey of over 500 industry leaders on AI adoption, which said 13.5 per cent of tech budgets are already committed to AI adoption.
-
India's Services Sector Activity Surges To 10-Month High In June: Report
The growth in India's services sector activity surged to a 10-month high in June, driven by robust demand in both the domestic and export markets, according to an HSBC survey released on Thursday. Service sector growth also improved recruitment.
-
Only 8.25% Indian Graduates In Jobs Matching Their Qualifications: Report
Indian Employment: The findings show that even among workers with qualifications suitable for Skill Level 4 jobs (the highest classification), nearly 28.12% are stuck in lower-tier roles.
-
Gen Z Leads In Lying On Resumes To Land Jobs, Experts Say "Can't Really Blame Them"
The findings highlight widespread resume padding among younger workers, from exaggerating skills to claiming incomplete degrees.
-
Scientists Reveal Most And Least Satisfying Jobs In The World
A new study has revealed the most and the least satisfying jobs in the world. For the study, researchers studied the data from the Estonian Biobank and analysed about 59,000 people and 263 occupations.
-
Integration Of AI Will Boost Productivity, Quality Of Work: Economic Survey
The incorporation of artificial intelligence (AI) into India's labour market will improve workforce quality, increase productivity, and generate jobs, said the Economic Survey tabled in the parliament on Friday.
-
Opinion | The Modi Government's 25 Things-To-Do in 2025
Youth unemployment rate has been at 10% for the last two years. As per the Economic Survey, half of all individuals are not ready to be employed after graduating from college.
-
53% Of IIT Delhi Graduates Receive Job Offers, 13.5% Opt For Higher Studies, Survey Finds
IIT Delhi Graduation Exit Survey 2024: The survey covered 2,656 students who received their degrees during the annual convocation on August 10.
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Deregulation To Be Big Theme Of Economic Survey 2024-25: Chief Economic Advisor
Deregulation will be the big theme for the upcoming Economic Survey 2024-25 with an aim to push job creation and increase female workforce participation, Chief Economic Advisor V Anantha Nageswaran said on Thursday.
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47% Gen Z Professionals Plan To Leave Their Jobs Within 2 Years: Survey
Forty-seven per cent Gen Z professionals plan to leave their jobs within two years, while as many prioritise work-life balance when evaluating potential employers, according to a survey.
-
"One Month Wage For First Time Employees": Nirmala Sitharaman Presents Budget
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today announced that the government will give one-month's salary to all the new employees entering the workforce. The amount will be provided to the employees as Provident Fund contribution.
-
Employment Growth Rate In India Was 6% Last Year, Says RBI
The Reserve Bank Of India said on Monday that India added 46.7 million jobs in the fiscal year ended March, far exceeding numbers in private surveys that point to high unemployment rates.
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Unemployment In Madhya Pradesh: A Tale Of Contradictory Claims?
Discrepancies in the number of unemployed people in Madhya Pradesh - the state government's figures are nearly 7.6 lakh less than the Economic Survey - have raised eyebrows.
