The world needs more good news! That’s why we’ve decided to gather some good Human Resources (HR) and Employee Experience (EX) stories every week to inspire you and make you feel hopeful about the future.
- Salary cuts of the employees are getting rolled back. (Source: LinkedIn)
- Intel, Amazon, Twitter, and other companies looking for software developers in India. (Source: Business Insider)
- Ola to set up a new tech center in Pune, hire 1,000 engineers. (Source: People Matters)
- Cognizant is hiring Project Associates (App Security Specialists and Architects) in Kochi, India. (Source: CIOL)
- HCL Tech will hire 12,000 from campuses in FY22 as demand picks up. (Source: Money Control)
- Bharti Airtel rolls out a cloud-based communications platform for business; tunes into $1-billion market. (Source: Money Control)
- Companies are hiring for telecom infra surges amid covid-19. (Source: Livemint)
- Gadkari launches unique Khadi footwear; KVIC targets Rs 5,000 crore business. (Source: Times Now)
- Booking.com introduces a work-friendly program for business travelers and remote workers. (Source: Hotelier India)
- Reliance rolls back salary cuts, offers a bonus. (Source: Hindustan Times)
- Handset makers to add 50,000 jobs in 2021. (Source: The New Indian Express)
- Wipro bags five-year deal from Fortum. (Source: Hindustan Times)
- Dubai plans $136 million in support for COVID-hit businesses. (Source: Hindustan Times)
- CVS Health will hire 15,000 more workers ahead of the flu season. (Source: The New York Times)
- Google hiring 10,000 workers in four cities, including Chicago, by 2025 with a focus on recruiting Black talent as part of the company’s racial equity commitment announced in June. (Source: Chicago Times)
There are a million stories like this that we don’t know about, but they sure deserve all our respect. If you know any such story, please share it with us. We would love to tell the world about more positive news!
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