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    Global capability centres go big on hiring gig employees

    India's multinational hubs are increasingly turning to hiring contingent workers to meet immediate talent needs while remaining cautious about permanent recruitment due to a bearish global outlook. There has been a significant rise in demand for gig employees in the last six months, with an expected increase of up to 70,000 gig workers in the next six months. This trend allows companies to create a balanced workforce that is agile and cost-effective, with access to specialized skills.

    Myth Debunking 101: ‘Gig work is unstable and insecure’

    India's gig economy has evolved with stability in gig work being a key concern. Strategic planning can provide stability despite the lack of traditional benefits. Platforms offer benefits and security, debunking the myth of instability.

    ET exclusive: Tata Electronics seals semicon deal with Tesla

    The US-based electric vehicle (EV) major is keen to enter India, the world’s fastest-expanding major automotive market. Tesla promoter Elon Musk is reportedly visiting India this month for a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Musk is expected to announce potential Indian investments, including a commitment of funds toward EV manufacturing facilities. His firm is the world’s largest automotive company by market value.

    Luxury in electric cars means range and (much) more

    ​​While the next-generation Roadster with record-setting acceleration, range and performance might offer a glimpse into the future, US-based Tesla, Vietnam’s Vinfast, China’s BYD and many other global luxury car makers may bet on premium feature-led electric models for the Indian market.

    Tide seems to be turning for IT as hiring mandates rise 50% in February

    Hiring mandates for IT talent stood at 124,000 in February, which is a nearly 50% jump compared to January and 33% higher than in December, data from staffing firm Xpheno shows.

    Formal job creation under ESIC up 18.2% in December to 1.88 million

    As per the provisional payroll data, released by the ministry of labour and employment on Thursday, new employees added to ESIC in December 2023 stood at 1.88 million as against 1.59 million in November while the new 23,347 new establishments were added to it in the month under consideration.

    The Economic Times
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