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11/1/2017 Jobless growth is a major concern: CARE Ratings http://www.deccanherald.com/content/640262/jobless-growth-major-concern-care.html 1/3 DH E paper | Prajavani | PV E Paper | Sudha | Mayura | The Printers Mysore | DH Classifieds Wednesday 01 November 2017 News updated at 11:33 AM IS Jobless growth is a major concern: CARE Ratings Press Trust of India, Mumbai, Oct 31 2017, 2:55 IST Businessmen run up arrow, business people staged a race on the arrow, a business concept team work and growth Employment Confirming fears of a ‘jobless growth’, domestic rating agency CARE Ratings on Monday said employment generation has not kept pace with GDP expansion,and termed it as a “major concern”. Such a scenario calls for “proactive measures” from government and the recent infrastructure building efforts will help, it noted and said “employment growth has not kept pace with economic growth.” It can be noted that the Union labour ministry had also conceded and set up a task force to work on the same. “The current growth is a jobless growth. Many European and Asian countries, including India, are facing it...growth is being reported but it is not reflecting in employment generation,” the then labour minister Bandaru Dattatreya had said in May this year. A jobless growth a situation in which an economy recovers from a recession but the jobs market does not. From a sectoral basis, the agency said the services sector has extended some relief but manufacturing has failed to create jobs in recent times. Banks, IT, retailing, and healthcare continue to create jobs, while mining, power and telecom have saw reduction in the employees, it pointed out. The agency did a study of employment in the corporate sector for last five years and asked for the You are here: Home » Business » Jobless growth is a major concern: CARE Ratings mor videos most popular stories now Like 573k ISIS case: Gujarat CM demands resignation of Ahmed Patel Now no one can skip national anthem during President's events oost India's ranking in 'ease of doing business': Bankers As China aims for 'world-class army', Asia starts to worry Kovind completes 100 days as president C Uppi Launches Karnataka Pragnyavantha Janata party (KPJP) DH-PV Janaspandana reaches Mysuru Commented Emailed Viewed 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. I would have quit if forced to implement noteban: Chidambaram Cong speaking language of Pakistan: Modi India jumps 30 notches to 100th rank in 'ease of doing biz' Rahul Gandhi tweets again; this time with rhyme in Hindi CM Siddaramaiah defends George, says 20 Union ministers face criminal charges Home News Karnataka Bengaluru Business Supplements Sports Entertainment Videos Opinion Archives

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Jobless growth is a major concern: CARERatingsPress Trust of India, Mumbai, Oct 31 2017, 2:55 IST

Businessmen run up arrow, business people staged a race on the arrow, a business concept team work andgrowth Employment

Confirming fears of a ‘jobless growth’, domestic rating agency CARE Ratings on Monday saidemployment generation has not kept pace with GDP expansion,and termed it as a “major concern”.

Such a scenario calls for “proactive measures” from government and the recent infrastructure buildingefforts will help, it noted and said “employment growth has not kept pace with economic growth.” It canbe noted that the Union labour ministry had also conceded and set up a task force to work on thesame.

“The current growth is a jobless growth. Many European and Asian countries, including India, arefacing it...growth is being reported but it is not reflecting in employment generation,” the then labourminister Bandaru Dattatreya had said in May this year.

A jobless growth a situation in which an economy recovers from a recession but the jobs market doesnot.

From a sectoral basis, the agency said the services sector has extended some relief but manufacturinghas failed to create jobs in recent times. Banks, IT, retailing, and healthcare continue to create jobs,while mining, power and telecom have saw reduction in the employees, it pointed out.

The agency did a study of employment in the corporate sector for last five years and asked for the

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findings to be taken with caution because the unorganised sector and smaller businesses account for alarge share in employment generation. “It is however believed that these numbers are broadlyindicative of the trends witnessed in the last two years,” the report said.

Aggregate employees in 1,473 companies grew to 5.18 million in FY17 from 5.01 million in FY15, agrowth of a little over 1 percentage point per year compared to over nearly 7% economic growth.

Banking is the highest among sectors when it comes to generating employment, with a 21.3% share,and is followed by IT, mining, healthcare and textiles. Sectors which witnessed a fall in employment inFY17 from the previous fiscal included fast moving consumer goods, media and entertainment andpaper.

Crude oil, infrastructure, trading, automobiles and ancillaries, finance and hospitality, which hadrecorded negative growth in employment in FY16, also witnessed growth in FY17, it said. From a costof employment perspective, CARE said average salary has risen for a sample of 1,473 firms to Rs 8.35lakh in FY17 from Rs 7.13 lakh in FY15.

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Private corporate sector cannot per se be trusted to be focused on #Employmentgeneration. They are just interested in cost cutting and maximising profits;production ofgoods and services, their quality and employment intensity are never their concern---causing #JoblessGrowth. Trickle down theory of growth, expansion of the economycake and employment and incomes cannot happen unless there is concertedimaginative direct attack on poverty and distribution of incomes widely in the country.

Employment programmes exemplified by #MNREGS have to be duly encouraged,never derided politically. Productivity and incomes at the lowest levels have to beplanned and sustainingly increased;the #Poor will thus be enabled to improve the skilllevels, nutrition and health of their children. There will thus be inexorability in theincrease in incomes and employment of the poorest in India. Jai Hind!△ ▽

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