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Monster Employment Index India up 6% YoY

India Infoline News Service / 18:03 , Feb 13, 2012

The Index does not reflect the trend of any one advertiser or source, but is an aggregate measure of the change in job listings across the industry.

The Monster Employment Index India is a monthly gauge of online job demand based on a real-time review of millions of employer job opportunities culled from a large representative selection of career Web sites and online job listings across India. The Index does not reflect the trend of any one advertiser or source, but is an aggregate measure of the change in job listings across the industry.

 

“Given the current global economic conditions, it is not surprising to see continued single digit annual growth in the Index. However, employers have started the year on a relatively positive note with continued recruitment within large sectors like IT, FMCG and Import/Export,” said Sanjay Modi, Managing Director (India/ Middle East/ South East Asia), Monster.com. 




Monster Employment Index India results for the past 18 months are as follows: 

Aug 10
Sep 10
Oct 10
Nov 10
Dec 10
Jan 11
Feb 11
Mar 11
Apr 11
May 11
Jun 11
Jul 11
Aug 11
Sep 11
Oct 11
Nov 11
Dec 11
Jan 12
YoY
105
108
106
109
112
113
116
118
124
124
122
123
120
121
119
117
115
120
6%
 

Industry Year-over-year Trends: 21 of the 27 industry sectors monitored by Monster Employment Index registered expansion in recruitment activity between January’11 and January’12.

 

NGO/Social Services (up 31%) exhibited the highest annual growth among sectors

 

Banking/Financial Services/Insurance emerged from its subdued recruitment period of recent months, gaining 9 points between December’11 and Januray’12. Over the past year, the sector has gained 3% in the Index. 

 

IT - Hardware, Software (up 20 percent) registered the first positive month-on-month growth since September’11

 

Production and Manufacturing (down 4%) and the related Logistic, Courier/ Freight/ Transportation (down 10%) started 2012 with lower online demand levels than a year ago.

 

Government/ PSU/ Defense (down 21%) registered the most notable year-over-year decline among industry sectors.

 
Top Growth Industries
Lowest Growth Industries
Year-over-year Growth
Jan
 11
Jan
12
% Growth Y-o-y
Year-over-year Growth
Jan 11
Jan
12
% Growth Y-o-y
NGO/Social Services
81
106
31%
Production and Manufacturing
97
93
-4%
Agro based industries
97
125
29%
Printing/ Packaging
99
94
-5%
Import / Export
95
121
27%
Media & Entertainment
107
100
-7%
IT - Hardware, Software
118
142
20%
Logistic, Courier/ Freight/ Transportation
122
110
-10%
Consumer Goods/ FMCG, Food & Packaged Food
95
114
20%
Government/ PSU/ Defence
128
101
-21%
 

Occupation Year-over-year Trends: Online demand improved in 10 of the 13 occupational groups monitored by Monster Employment Index between January’11 and January’12. 

 

Health Care (up 22%) followed by Arts/Creative (up 19%) charted the most substantial annual gains amongst the occupational groups.

 

Finance & Accounts (up 9%) registered the first positive month-on-month growth since September’11.

 

Online demand rebounded for Sales & Business Development (up 17%) professionals on a month-on-month basis

 

Hospitality & Travel (down 5%) and Marketing & Communications (down 4%) exhibited the steepest annual decline among occupation groups 

 
 
Top Growth Occupations
Lowest Growth Occupations
Year-over-year Growth
Jan  11
Jan 12
% Growth Y-o-y
Year-over-year Growth
Jan 11
Jan 12
% Growth Y-o-y
Health Care
97
118
22%
Legal
119
123
3%
Arts/Creative
94
112
19%
Engineering /Production
119
120
1%
Senior Management
118
138
17%
HR & Admin
115
114
-1%
Sales & Business Development
109
127
17%
Marketing & Communications
104
100
-4%
Software, Hardware, Telecom
112
127
13%
Hospitality & Travel
141
134
-5%
 
 

Geographic year-over-year Trends: Online recruitment activity was up on the year for eight of the 13 locations monitored by the index.

 

Kochi (up 22%) followed by Coimbatore (up 21%) led all cities in annual growth.

 

Among major metro-areas, Bangalore (up 18%) is the only city to register a double-digit annual growth.  Mumbai and Chennai remain amidst slowest growth markets in the index, both edging down 3 percent on an annual basis

 

Baroda (down 3%) was amidst the slowest growth markets despite being the strongest monthly gainer

 
Top Growth Cities
Lowest Growth Cities
Year-over-year Growth
Jan  11
Jan
12
% Growth Y-o-y
Year-over-year Growth
Jan 11
Jan
12
% Growth Y-o-y
Kochi
118
144
22%
Kolkata
113
111
-2%
Coimbatore
119
 
 
 
 
 
 

 



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