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The Foxconn factory employs approximately 70% women and 30% men, making it the largest employer of women in India. The Tamil Nadu plant, in particular, stands out as a significant hub for female employment in the country.

Foxconn States That 25% of New Hires Are Married Women

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CoWIN goes global

CoWIN goes global: 100+ nations show interest

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Google and Indian Farmers Collaborate on Carbon Removal Efforts

Google’s Green Initiative: Carbon Credits Deal with Indian Farms

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UK employers turn confident about the economy after Omicron

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SHRM India

SHRM India announces the 11th edition of its Annual Conference on...

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BharatPe terminated services of Madhuri Jain Grover (Image: Money Control)

BharatPe sacks Madhuri Jain Grover

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EPFO

EPFO: Boost the retirement age to lessen the strain on pension...

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The "SWRA" (She Will Rise Again) program aims to recruit and train a minimum of 10,000 women who are returning to the workforce after a career break by the year 2030.

InsuranceDekho has launched the “SWRA” Program to empower and support women.

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CBSE Blockchain technology

CBSE is all set to use Blockchain technology to secure board...

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The program aims to concentrate on future skills, covering areas like Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing), AI – Data Quality Analysis, Drone Manufacturing and Assembly, and Electronic Hardware Assembly, among others.

Empowering 4 lakh Kerala Youth with Future Skills in 3 Years.

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