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HDFC Bank, India's largest private lender, saw its employee turnover rate rise to 34% in the last fiscal year from 27.6% a year earlier. At Axis Bank, it climbed to nearly 35% from 31.6%. Meanwhile, Kotak Mahindra Bank's attrition surged to about 50%, with smaller peer Yes Bank in tow at 43%.
The average attrition/ turnover rate for private banks is around 36 percent for FY23 and has risen by 400 bps YoY.
New Delhi: An increasing number of young employees in India are leaving their jobs after only two-three years, frustrating employers and prompting companies to respond by designing policies and reward programmes to retain employees for longer
You can sometimes get accused of too much palace intrigue. nobody really cares. we talk about the future of the party with the president right now that is failing in many counts and all measurable by surveys with the american people and actual numbers like the jobs numbers today. >> you are right. kamala harris is weak right now and weakness invites the wolves. look, mayor pete will deny until he is blue in the face but he clearly senses an opportunity here and especially with the staff shake-up. more than just those two. policy folks and this has been a trend wherever she has been. san franci...
Own. that's interesting in how that will all play out. was all this in the works before the midterms or since the midterms has the president's peak gotten worse because of, say, the paris trip and the mid-term out comes? >> it has gotten worse since the midterms. whether that's a temporary state of being is hard to say. i know there's roeeporting thate suddenly got angry at kirsten nielsen, and john kelly is much more of a target. don't forget something you mentioned earlier, is that the president spent the whole day on monday and much of the day yesterday with his lawyers preparing answers fo...