Discuss the employment scenario in the three sectors of indian economy
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The three sectors played important role in generating employment in India. The Primary sector provides employment to around 57% of the working population. The Primary sector includes agriculture, livestock, forestry and fishery. The Secondary sector provides employment to around 18% of the working population. The Secondary sector includes manufacturing, mining and food processing. The Tertiary sector provides employment to around 25% of the working population. The Tertiary sector includes trade, commerce, transport, storage, banking, telecom and other services. The growth of Economy provides more employment in Tertiary or Service sector.
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Senthil Kumar, Professional Resume Writer (2016-present)
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The pharmaceutical sector will hire in large numbers, and the telecom and BFSI sectors will also follow suitHowever, hiring in the FMCG and the automobile sector will witness a sharp slowdownThe IT sector is also estimated to witness a marginal increase in hiringReal estate, construction and infrastructure are the other industries that are likely to feel the backlash of demonetisation. Recruiters and head-hunters predict that these three sectors will see more than 100,000 job cuts over the next 12 months
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Ramadas Mannattil, Loves and practices Non-Dualism (Advaita)
Answered Jul 14, 2017
“Too bad” to be brief about the answer.
The “Certified” population of India is very high, though the “knowledgeable and experienced” population is very less. So employers are always on the look out for talent, experience and expertise, but the educational system churns out certified idiots in the name of professionals.
So there are tens of thousands of applicants for each post. The employer has no way to filter out the best.
On the other side employers are not ready to pay sufficiently to the really qualified and hence there is always attrition and brain-drain to countries overseas.
Over all a bad story!!!
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Answered Jul 16, 2017
The pharmaceutical sector will hire in large numbers, and the telecom and BFSI sectors will also follow suitHowever, hiring in the FMCG and the automobile sector will witness a sharp slowdownThe IT sector is also estimated to witness a marginal increase in hiringReal estate, construction and infrastructure are the other industries that are likely to feel the backlash of demonetisation. Recruiters and head-hunters predict that these three sectors will see more than 100,000 job cuts over the next 12 months
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Ramadas Mannattil, Loves and practices Non-Dualism (Advaita)
Answered Jul 14, 2017
“Too bad” to be brief about the answer.
The “Certified” population of India is very high, though the “knowledgeable and experienced” population is very less. So employers are always on the look out for talent, experience and expertise, but the educational system churns out certified idiots in the name of professionals.
So there are tens of thousands of applicants for each post. The employer has no way to filter out the best.
On the other side employers are not ready to pay sufficiently to the really qualified and hence there is always attrition and brain-drain to countries overseas.
Over all a bad story!!!
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