As the economy goes into a tailspin, jobs across industries are becoming a casualty

Rituparna Chakraborty, President of the Indian Staffing Federation and Co-founder at staffing firm TeamLease told Business Today that compared to the same period last year, the flexi-hiring industry has witnessed a jump of 10-15 per cent in demand

While job losses in India's automobile industry has been the most talked about, things aren't looking any better in real estate, in some segments of electronics, and even retail

This will help thousands of blue-collar workers and families residing in the district, who travel to the city for passport renewal, attestation of certificates and visa-related paper works

Setting up labour intensive industries and making it easier to start and run businesses have to be on the new government's priority list

Congress is possibly making the same mistake BJP did in 2014

The gig economy is helping companies convert what could have been a fixed cost structure into a variable one

This story is a part of BusinessToday.In series on unemployment titled 'Jobs - Reality Check'. Absence of reliable data has made unemployment a highly debated topic this election season. The series will try and answer some of the most prevalent questions related to the jobs scene in the country.

Olx reached break-even in the financial year 2018 with profit after tax of around Rs 15 crore. Also, the online classifieds platform aims to double its monthly active users to 10 crore from the current 5 crore.

India is emerging as one of the largest gig economies thanks to technology and digital economy.

Workers from eastern states of India migrate to the south to work in garment factories, but attrition is high because the country lacks decent worker housing.

Blackberrys today operates more than 260 exclusive brand outlets and 700-plus multi-brand outlets. It closed 2017/18 with a turnover of over Rs 900 crore.

With the acquisition of Aasaanjobs, a recruitment marketplace for blue and grey-collar jobs in India, OLX will further strengthen its jobs vertical

The unrest is hitting the economy: hotel reservations are down, retailers are suffering, unsettling investors, and Total said some of its filling stations were running dry.