Indian Market Seen Higher After U.S. Jobs Data
The Indian market is seen opening higher on Monday with investors tracking cues from Wall Street, where stocks posted strong gains on Friday on the back of fewer-than-expected job losses in August.

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Indian River to give $400,000 to 2 companies promising 60 new jobs
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — An existing Oslo plankton-farming company and a potential Sebastian network-software developer together got about $400,000 in county grants Tuesday to add about 60 jobs to the Brevard-Indian River economy.

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British PM pitches for jobs, trade in India
British Prime Minister David Cameron kicked off a much-hyped visit to India Wednesday, pitching for investment and open trade to boost Britain’s fragile post-recession recovery.

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According to Global consulting firms E&Y  & Kelly Services   over 5,00,000 jobs are expected to be created in IT, telecom, banking and healthcare in India in 2010 -20111 period.

Health Care- 2.5 Lakh Jobs

IT & ITES – 1.5 Lakh Jobs

Telecom – 1.0 Lakh Jobs

Banking Sector  -0.4 Lakh  Jobs

Experts expect strong demand of jobs from FMCG, Education, Construction &  Industry Sectors

According to a study by  Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (Assocham), manufacturing sector alone is expected to create 28Million new jobs by 2015. So that is great news for all aspiring engineers and technicians!

The (Assocham) report  projects  manufacturing, textiles, food and beverages, transport equipment, metals, leather and machinery  to contribute   most to employment generation

Meanwhile, several IT  Companies have announced recruitment plans for 2010 according to Employment Consultants  “Resumes India“

Infosys  – To Hire 30,000 

TCS – To Hire  30,000 

WIPRO  – To Hire 7500 Freshers 

Accenture  – To Hire 8000 

Satyam  – To Hire 5000 

IBM   – To Hire  5000 

Honeywell -   To Hire 1000 

(All the above Hiring news released till mid April 2010 by companies are available at: http://www.resumes-india.com/newsdetails.html )

Companies in manufacturing sector including Chemical, Pharma, Textiles, Oil&Gas, Components, Food have also are said to be looking to augment staff. This is apart from the requirements of the booming organized retail sector.

With Indian Economy on the upswing and GDP expected to grow by 8.5 to 9%,  there will be large job creation. The Indian Employment scene looks bullish and that should bring cheers to jobseekers across the country. Freshers  too should get absorbed in large numbers across all educational fields.  

European Eurofighter Project Can Create 20,000 Jobs In India BERLIN, June 9 (Bernama) — Four-nation European consortium EADS is offering to create 20,000 high-skilled jobs in India if it bags the lucrative Medium Multi-Role Combat Aircraft (MMRCA) contract, Press Trust of India (PTI) reported. Read more on Bernama

CAW says 70 jobs, wages intact for former Automodular employees
TORONTO – About 70 former employees of Automodular Corp. will be hired by Inteva Products, the Michigan-based company that recently won a contract to supply parts and services for the Camaro muscle car built by GM in Oshawa, Ont., according to the Canadian Auto Workers union.

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An estimated 700,000 iPads bought on day one — plus a Steve Jobs sighting in Palo Alto
For thousands of Apple fans, the long wait for the fruits of the company’s latest tinkerings is over: The iPad arrived Saturday morning ‘” and even Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak stood in line.

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Stocks rise after stronger jobs, services reports
Stocks are rising after an increase in hiring and improved demand at services businesses boosted expectations for the economy.

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Residents welcome new Webster jobs
BRISTOL — Two years ago, Julia Lysaght, 24, was studying anthropology and archeology at the University of Connecticut; Monte Jennings, 32, thought he had a future with AT&T in Meriden. Today, both are employed at Webster Bank and seriously considering careers in banking.

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