Mumbai: With gradual locking easing, the overall recruitment activity witnessed positive growth for most sectors in June, according to a report.
Recruitment activities increased in June, suggest recovery for non-technology sectors as well, based on a list of newly added jobs for a month, according to a report by the Scikey Market Network work site.
So far, the IT sector has increased fast speed, the report states.
Although, in June, data revealed that many other sectors have begun to show improvements in recruitment activities, reports, based on recruitment data posted on the SCIKEY Market Network work portal, said.
Furthermore, data revealed that there had been a 21 percent increase in hiring in the banking sector in June compared to May.
Such a major industry and BPO showed each growth of 18 percent, the pharmaceutical sector showed a growth of 16.9 percent, while the demand for recruitment in the health sector increased by 20 percent, which was stated.
It carries a ray of hope for job seekers who are currently in a highly affected sector to find work in other sectors.
Other sectors such as insurance, retail, education and FMCG also showed 12 percent progress, 5 percent, 12.1 percent and 16 percent, added.
Although, hiring in the telecommunications sector has decreased by 8 percent in June compared to May this year, noted.
Data revealed that recruitment also grew throughout the board in terms of work roles such as sales, human resources and marketing who witnessed an increase of 20 percent, 19.9 percent and 12.1 percent.
Other work roles such as software developers (11.8 percent), site engineering (11.8 percent), finance (9.9 percent) and project managers (4.9 percent) also indicated positive growth, he said.
Meanwhile, Tier I cities such as Mumbai (12 percent), Pune (6 percent), Delhi (1 percent), Chennai (12 percent), Hyderabad (12 percent) and Kolkata (20 percent), who underwent various trials Previous locking, showed a strong double-digit growth in recruitment activities in June compared to the previous month.
However, Bangalore showed a decrease of 2 percent, revealed.
Tier II cities such as Jaipur and Ahmedabad also saw a significant uptick of 30 percent and 22 percent, found.
Recruitment trends grow for new graduates of 18 percent and for 8 percent leadership level, he said.
“Hiring steam last month, giving a light shot for job seekers.
It is good to finally see the job market rise back from a pandemic recession caused at a decent speed.
This is a coarse patch for most sectors because locking occurs.
We hope that recovery will be stronger in the coming months, “added Scikey Co-Founder Karunjit Kumar Dhir.