Tag: jobs

A worldwide study reveals a severe mental health crisis among nurses, exposing the long-term effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on healthcare workers....

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A recent analysis by the Pew Research Center reveals significant differences in job distribution between young men and women without college degrees...

The ILO's 2024 report shows a modest decline in global unemployment but highlights persistent inequalities, especially for women in low-income countries.

Tech giants and start-ups globally have axed over 425,000 jobs in the last two years amidst the growing threat of generative AI. Explore the staggering impact on sectors, including notable layoffs in companies like Paytm, ShareChat, Loco, Byju’s, and Dunzo.

The world saw a significant rise in global energy sector employment in 2022, fueled by increased investment in clean energy technologies. The second edition of the World Energy Employment report indicates that the number of jobs in the global energy sector reached 67 million people in 2022, marking a substantial increase of 3.5 million from pre-pandemic levels.

In a remarkable achievement for the renewable energy industry, global employment in renewable energy reached a staggering 13.7 million jobs in 2022, marking a significant increase of one million since 2021 and a remarkable leap from the 7.3 million recorded in 2012. This remarkable growth is detailed in the tenth edition of the "Renewable Energy and Jobs: Annual Review 2023," a collaborative effort between the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA).

Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) is more likely to enhance job roles through task automation, rather than completely replacing them, according to a recent study by the International Labour Organization (ILO).

The increase in debt levels compounded by high inflation and rising interest rates have dashed job-seekers’ hopes in developing countries, according to the latest International Labour Organization (ILO) report.

About one in every two corporate employees in India is at high risk of mental health problems, showed a survey conducted by MPower, an initiative by the Aditya Birla Education Trust, in collaboration with IPSOS. Among the employees, the survey points out that female employees are more prone to high mental health risk.