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April 2008 Jobs Updates :

• ICSI targets to create pool of 50000 professionals by 2015 - (20/4/2008)
• IT industry goes slow on hiring, courtesy US slowdown - (19/4/2008)
• Govt set to outsource recruitment for jobs - (19/4/2008)
• Gokak to recruit 400 hearing and speech impaired personnel - (18/4/2008)
• Australian bank to shift 500 jobs to India - (18/4/2008)
• Qatar set to ease sponsorship laws for foreign workers - (18/4/2008)
• SC, HC judges discuss 10-fold salary increase - (18/4/2008)
• IIT-M grads prefer old economy to new - (18/4/2008)
• Executive hiring set to slow in Asia - (17/4/2008)
• IITians prefer India over foreign nations for career avenues - (16/4/2008)
• Overall global employment expected to increase by around 40 mn - (16/4/2008)
• Infosys workforce to cross 100,000 mark this year - (16/4/2008)
• Malaysia to stop using foreign workers, says minister - (16/4/2008)
• Indians top Norway list of skilled workers - (16/4/2008)
• KPMG to add 2,000 more employees in India by ’10 - (15/4/2008)
• CSIR unveils incentives for its scientists - (13/4/2008)
• Sixteen GNDU students placed with Tech Mahindra - (12/4/2008)
• Labour Commissioner asks for implementing minimum wages - (12/4/2008)
• Andhra Pradesh starts overseas recruitment agency - (12/4/2008)
• Nath aims to bring 1 crore new jobs - (12/4/2008)
• Indians not paid for seven months in Kuwait - (11/4/2008)
• Bihar's highest migrant earnings come from Delhi - (11/4/2008)
• Failing to recruit qualified engineers, UK firm turns to India - (11/4/2008)
• Bill to impose sanctions against nations who refuse to take back illegal migrants - (11/4/2008)
• RIL's Jamnagar refinery is a rich well of talent - (11/4/2008)
• Indians may get a quick passage to Canada - (11/4/2008)
• Salaries of management graduates jump 22% this year: Report - (9/4/2008)
• Diverse backgrounds find favour with employers - (9/4/2008)
• Temporary staffers continue to find favour with India: Study - (9/4/2008)
• Innovation is the key for retaining talent too - (9/4/2008)
• 107 officers seek pre-mature retirement in 15 days - (8/4/2008)
• Indian finance executives get highest pay hike in Asia - (8/4/2008)
• Pvt life insurance cos in the hunt for sales team leaders - (8/4/2008)
• No slowdown impact on B-School placements - (8/4/2008)
• Expats make up 99 per cent of private sector staff
• Job losses hit; recession fears begin to haunt
• Defence ministry to look into pay problems: Antony
• PSUs seek freedom to fix variables like allowances and perks
  - HUL AGM okays higher pay for honchos
  
  - MIC seeks 8% job quota for Malaysian Indians
  
  - India plans joint labour management system with UAE, Bahrain
  
  - HUL announces performance-linked bonus for staff
  
  - Value of Indian workers' wages in Gulf may fall
  
  - Indian doctors, nurses in demand in UK, US
  
  - ISB 2008 batch gets Rs 19 lakh average placement offer
  
  - Orissa police personnel demand salary hike
  
  - Accentia to increase headcount to 5,500 by end of FY09
  
  - Samsung to hire 2,000 engineers by 2010
  
  - More ISB graduates join crorepati club
  
  - Lack of skilled manpower threat to PE companies
  
  - Sushma Nath to be new expenditure secy
  
  - Shareholders fret as PSU employees celebrate pay hike
  
  - Coffee chain growth makes brewing a better career option
  
  - Law firms hike salaries to retain talent as foreign cos troop in
  
  - Sushma Nath to be new expenditure sectary
  
  - Expats warm up to growth sectors as salaries zoom
  
  - India, Kuwait agree on model contract for jobseekers
  
  - Govt employees to get effective salary hike of 28%
  
  - Flexible hours will help women take care of kids
  
  - Pay panel's performance-based scheme to energise employees
  
  - No more 'Sahayaks' for Para-Military officers: Pay Commission
  
  - Haryana to implement 6th Pay Commission recommendations
  
  - NTPC to step up hiring of engineers
  
  - IT cos, investment banks eye economics graduates