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Notwithstanding the increasing adoption of automation, 76 per cent of employers in India plan to increase or maintain their headcount, while the global figure stands at 87 per cent, says a report.
According to a ManpowerGroup report, companies that are digitising are growing, and that growth is producing more and new kinds of jobs.
Organisations that are already automating tasks and progressing their digital transformation are most confident of increasing headcount, it said.
ManpowerGroup surveyed 19,000 employers in 44 countries on the impact of automation on job growth in the next two years. It noted that 87 per cent of employers globally and 76 per cent Indian employers plan to increase or maintain headcount as a result of automation.
"As more and more robots are being added to the workforce, we, as leaders, must ensure that humans are integrated with machines, as this is the need of the hour," said Manmeet Singh, President ? Experis, ManpowerGroup India.
The report further noted that the global talent shortages are at a 12-year high and new skills are appearing as fast as others disappear.
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Notwithstanding the increasing adoption of automation, 76 per cent of employers in India plan to increase or maintain their headcount, while the global figure stands at 87 per cent, says a report.According to a ManpowerGroup report, companies that are digitising are growing, and that growth is producing more and new kinds of jobs.Organisations that are already automating tasks and progressing their digital transformation are most confident of increasing headcount, it said.ManpowerGroup surveyed 19,000 employers in 44 countries on the impact of automation on job growth in the next two years. It noted that 87 per cent of employers globally and 76 per cent Indian employers plan to increase or maintain headcount as a result of automation."As more and more robots are being added to the workforce, we, as leaders, must ensure that humans are integrated with machines, as this is the need of the hour," said Manmeet Singh, President ? Experis, ManpowerGroup India.The report further noted that the global talent shortages are at a 12-year high and new skills are appearing as fast as others disappear.Watch This Zee Business Tweet Videoक्या और महंगा होने वाला है सोना, फरवरी में भाव 35000 रुपये तक जाने की कितनी संभावना। देखिए #AbkiBaar35000 https://t.co/DnfAj7mvCl— Zee Business (@ZeeBusiness) February 4, 2019Accordingly, upskilling is on the rise, 84 per cent of companies plan to upskill their workforce by 2020, up from just 21 per cent in 2011.Singh noted that focusing on effective upskilling will eliminate the human versus machine difference, thereby bringing the humans and machines together as coworkers on the same platform.

Organisations that are already automating tasks and progressing their digital transformation are most confident of increasing headcount, it said.

Automation impact: 76 per cent Indian employers plan to increase, maintain headcount

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Notwithstanding the increasing adoption of automation, 76 per cent of employers in India plan to increase or maintain their headcount, while the global figure stands at 87 per cent, says a report. According to a ManpowerGroup report, companies that are digitising are growing, and that growth is producing more and new kinds of jobs. Organisations that are already automating tasks and progressing their digital transformation are most confident of increasing headcount, it said. ManpowerGroup surveyed 19,000 employers in 44 countries on the impact of automation on job growth in the next two years. It noted that 87 per cent of employers globally and 76 per cent Indian employers plan to increase or maintain headcount as a result of automation. As more and more robots are being added to the workforce, we, as leaders, must ensure that humans are integrated with machines, as this is the need of the hour, said Manmeet Singh, President ? Experis, ManpowerGroup India. The report further noted that the global talent shortages are at a 12-year high and new skills are appearing as fast as others disappear. Watch This Zee Business Tweet Video क्या और महंगा होने वाला है सोना, फरवरी में भाव 35000 रुपये तक जाने की कितनी संभावना। देखिए #AbkiBaar35000 https://t.co/DnfAj7mvCl — Zee Business (@ZeeBusiness) February 4, 2019 Accordingly, upskilling is on the rise, 84 per cent of companies plan to upskill their workforce by 2020, up from just 21 per cent in 2011. Singh noted that focusing on effective upskilling will eliminate the human versus machine difference, thereby bringing the humans and machines together as coworkers on the same platform.