Karnataka minimum wage increase: A political gamble
Effective April 1, 2018, the JD(S)/Congress coalition government in Karnataka notified revision of minimum wages, which has triggered a big […]
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Making apprenticeship scheme work
Rope in staffing companies and amend the scheme suitably to realise its true potential and spread its impact It was
Gain from demographic dividend
We Must Facilitate Over 23 Million Children to Take an Alternative Path Like Vocational Education to Reap Benefits The current
Averting the job crisis
Bulk of our 500 million youth is only partially employed and the reality for them is not very encouraging The
Beating the graduate glut
Since compensation is based on productivity, the skill ecosystem must focus on performance to get a better premium Unemployment has
Tackle graduate unemployment
Our higher education system is converting workers to ‘willingly unemployed’ people and needs serious attention Reality Check: In Telangana, graduate
Turning skill capital of the world
Rely on a twin approach of short, customised training for domestic employability and a longer one for global skills certification
Questions that must not be ignored
It can’t get more serious than four senior-most judges of Supreme Court publicly pointing to the survival of our democracy.
A market-linked skilling initiative
Government-defined training programmes need to give way to demand-driven and employer-paid skilling models. Recent media reports have stated that the
Tasks for new Skill Minister
Time we stopped blaming the Ministry, NSDC and the mission, and focused on solutions Excessive focus was on the supply