GCCs: Unlocking the potential of Tier-2 cities - The Hindu BusinessLine
GCCs can spur jobs in Tier-2 cities, especially for women, and position India as a global knowledge centre
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GCCs can spur jobs in Tier-2 cities, especially for women, and position India as a global knowledge centre
India to meet global skilled workers demand, expecting 28-30% growth in Indian workers' global mobility. High demand in UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, GCC, and Eastern Europe for IT professionals.
Indian workers for global mobility, the most in-demand roles are in IT, construction, healthcare, data analytics, electrical engineering, plumbing
With a growing ageing population across most developed nations, India is poised to play an important role in filling the demand-supply gap of skilled workers globally, a senior executive of TeamLease Degree Apprenticeship said. Historically, Indian workers have migrated worldwide, but over the
India has the potential to become global supplier of skilled workforce . IISCs can do it by training the youth with skills in demand in the West. Dinesh SOOD Unemployment is a multi-faceted problem. A major challenge that currently our unemployed youth face is the mismatch between their skills and the needs of job providers.