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An 8% rise in hiring in December 2018, led by auto, HR, says report
Jan 10, 2019 6:42 AM

There has been 8 percent increase in hiring during December 2018, compared to the same month of previous year led by auto or ancillary industry and the human resource domain, according to a report.

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According to the Naukri JobSpeak Index for December 2018, there was a growth of 8 per cent in hiring from December 2017, where recruitment activities in the auto and auto ancillary industry recorded a an increase of 24 percent and the HR domain grew by 17 percent.

The IT-Software witnessed a growth of 14 percent as compared to December 2017, it added.

The index has been calculated based on job listings added on the Naukri site month on month.

Hiring sentiment across metropolitan cities was positive with Bangalore and Delhi recording a rise of 13 percent and 10 percent, respectively.

"The year 2018 has ended with a growth in hiring across most major cities and top industries. For the past few months IT and auto or auto ancillary have been leading the growth. It has been a good year for BPO, and FMCG and we hope to see the trend in hiring to continue," InfoEdge India CMO, Sumeet Singh said commenting on the report.

Meanwhile, Chennai witnessed a rise in recruitment activity by 9 percent mainly in the accounting industry which saw a growth of 22 percent.

In Mumbai hiring activities grew by 9 percent, where recruitment in FMCG industry saw a rise of 12 percent.

While in Bengaluru hiring grew by 13 percent in December 2018, in which industries like IT-Hardware and IT- Software grew by 18 percent and 22 percent, respectively.

In Pune grew by hiring grew by 15 percent where IT industry saw a 20 percent growth, it added.

Recruitment for candidates in the experience bracket of up to 3 years grew by 9 percent, while recruitment activities for middle management roles with 8-12 years of experience grew by 7 percent.

Senior management roles with 13-16 years of experience saw a 5 percent rise in hiring and leadership roles with experience of over 16 years remained flat with 2 percent rise.

First Published:Jan 10, 2019 3:42 PM IST

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