Mumbai: In what it shows that India reflects American phenomena ‘great reshuffle’, 82% of the state labor is considering the work of 2022.
Leading the package is a refreshment (97%), according to the study of new job seekers by online professional networks, LinkedIn.
Based on the response of 1.111 workers in India, the findings distributed exclusively with TOI – show that professionals leave their work today because of the balance of bad work life (30%), not enough money (28%), or more career ambition Great (23%).
Ankit Vengurlasekar, India Manage Editor, LinkedIn News, said the top three professionals are looking at flexible work arrangements (29%), sustainable responsibility elements / companies in roles (27%), and the opportunity to take the next step in the career path / progress their careers (27%).
“Overall, professionals in India are convinced about their work roles (45%), careers (45%), and the availability of overall work (38%) becomes better in 2022,” he said.
However, what was worrying was that 71% professional said they questioned their ability at work more now than before the pandemic, while 63% said they suffered “cheater syndrome”.
More than 30% of professionals say negative pandemic has a negative impact on their belief in the workplace and the reasons behind the anxiety, not surprisingly, the lack of face-to-face support from supervisors and peers (40%), must take new responsibility (34 %), and must use more technology (31%).
Some reports show that disturbances related to pandemics have had a significant impact on people’s mental health because of factors such as insulation, improve health problems, and uncertainty about the future.
Recently, Procter & Gamble India (P & G) announced that he had established a unit of assignments from the first certified audience.
This was done to strengthen its mental health support system.
First-AIDER is a P & G employee of various working groups trained to provide support and help someone who experience mental health problems and guide them to professional assistance.
On the other hand, Mariwala Health Initiative (MHI), private philanthropy of Chief Marico Harsh Mariwala, launched a mental health toolkit for companies to help them take preventive and proactive steps to ensure employee mental well-being.
In 2022, LinkedIn surveys said women who worked were more likely to quit their jobs at this time because of the balance of bad work life, when compared to men.
More than 2 of 5 (43%) women who work (a total of 321 female respondents) are actively looking for new jobs, especially for better working life balance (37%), and higher payments (30%).
The woman who works is also more likely (49%) saying that they will remain with their current employers if they pay better, when compared to men who work (39%).
“The main reason that can convince professionals in India to live with their current employers in 2022 including a better salary (42%), more appreciation (36%), and increased working life balance (34%),” said Vengurlekar.
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4 out of 5 Indians will change jobs this year
