News and Updates for 26th December, 2024

India’s budget needs to address three medium-to-long term priorities

Employment incentive schemes in 10 labour-intensive sectors should be launched, even as public investment is enlarged in fresh-water supply and cutting-edge technologies. This can deliver a big-band transformation. Resources could be raised by getting rid of flab in the fiscal system.

Source: Livemint

Top Banking Recruitment Exams In India

The banking industry is a popular choice of employment for both fresh graduates and experienced professionals.

Source: News18

Unincorporated non-agricultural sector sees 13% wage growth, 1.1 cr new jobs in 2023-24

The real rate of wage growth, adjusted for inflation would be lower than 13 per cent as retail inflation during October 2023-September 2024 averaged 4.9 per cent.

Source: The Indian Express

School Jobs case: HC rejects bail plea of Partha, 4 ex-officials; pulls up govt

Says allegations serious: ‘Can damage credibility of edu system, if proven’

Source: The Indian Express

IE THINC sixth edition: Our Cities | ‘Skilled jobs can power urban development’

Panellists discussed how cities can boost skills and create more jobs at the Lucknow edition of IE Thinc: CITIES series, presented by The Indian Express with Omidyar Network India. The session was moderated by Udit Misra, Associate Editor

Source: The Indian Express

How to power through compassion fatigue with self-care

For people in jobs that require them to be in the front lines of a crisis, vicarious trauma is normal. Surviving it requires conscious care

Source: Livemint

Indian IT hiring: 2025 promises rebound; AI/data science roles to dominate job market

New Delhi: Indian IT hiring landscape is at a pivotal juncture as it transitions from a year of decline towards a more hopeful future. The focus on specialised skills, particularly in AI and data...

Source: Deccan Chronicle

Indonesia and ILO Partner to Boost Emergency Employment and Recovery in Palestine

The $500,000 grant will support vital infrastructure repairs, healthcare, and waste management in Gaza and the West Bank.

Source: Devdiscourse

World Bank Pledges $12 Million to Aid Earthquake-Struck Vanuatu

The World Bank announced a $12 million aid package for Vanuatu following a devastating 7.3 magnitude earthquake that killed 14 people and caused widespread destruction. The funding aims to support recovery efforts, create jobs, and provide essential services to those affected. Significant damage was reported in Port Vila.

Source: Devdiscourse