DTU-IIF creates around 1,000 jobs through start-ups
Delhi Technological University Innovation and Incubation Foundation (DTU-IIF) has created more than 1,000 jobs through start-ups.
Delhi Technological University Innovation and Incubation Foundation (DTU-IIF) has created more than 1,000 jobs through start-ups.
Recent data highlights a complex and challenging moment for the American labour market, revealing both troubling signs and resilience in the face of adversity.
The Uttar Pradesh government is making significant efforts to enhance the tourism sector in the state, with the upcoming Mahakumbh in Prayagraj poised to play a crucial role towards this end.
The survey by LinkedIn, the business-focused social network, said almost 62 per cent of respondents agreed that AI is crucial.
A group of people, who have been agitating, demanding jobs, have vandalized a factory in Kanksha of West Burdwan district today.
The Marmite and Dove soap maker will slash the positions in more than 100 countries, with cuts in the "low thousands" planned, the BBC report cited a source as saying.
The Foundation has assessed the lives of Afghan journalists in the past one and a half months and found that they are living the worst life due to the fragile economic situation.
At some time in the last four to five decades we stopped recognising that human resources were as important as capital and raw material to run an enterprise and it was a false narrative that only promoters, investors and shareholders had an inherent claim over the profits. Skill development and building partnership with workers was not required
Service sector saw a job gain of 669,000 in December, with 246,000 jobs added in leisure and hospitality, according to the report produced by the ADP Research Institute in collaboration with Moody's Analytics.
State Rural Development minister Virender Kanwar responded to the query as Industry minister was absent from the house and said a committee will be formed to ensure implementation of the directive and action will be taken against erring industries.