58 Pct Of Indian Employers Facing Talent Crunch: Survey

Monday, 18 May 2015, 23:24 IST
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NEW DELHI: Notwithstanding the recovery in job market, 58 per cent of India employers are finding it difficult to fill positions and there is a significant talent shortage in accounting and finance sector, a survey showed.

Globally, 38 per cent of employers face talent shortage.

In India, however, the number stood at 58 per cent, ManpowerGroup's 10th annual Talent Shortage Survey said today.

Even though talent crunch persists for Indian companies, they are better off than last year. In 2014, 64 per cent of employers said they faced difficulty in finding the right people.

"The demand index for IT and accounting professionals have been on a continuous rise. Focus on technology up-gradation and better financial access will drive the sectors growth in the coming months," said A G Rao Managing Director of ManpowerGroup India.

Employers in India are finding it most difficult to fill jobs in accounting and finance, IT staff, secretaries, receptionists, administrative assistants and office support.
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Source: PTI

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