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Business Standard
25-06-2025
- Business
- Business Standard
7 of 10 GenZs plan on switching jobs in 6 months for better pay: Survey
Nearly seven in ten Gen Z white-collar employees are willing to switch jobs within six months, while one in two would accept a fully remote role with a global company if it offered better pay, a survey by a payroll and HR platform has found. This comes on the back of growing financial strain, with four out of ten respondents expressing dissatisfaction with their current compensation package. The discontent stems from the lack of inflation-adjusted hikes, below-market compensation, poor salary growth, and inadequate pay to cover expenses beyond the basics, the survey by Deel said. However, this dissatisfaction comes at a time when Indian Gen Z employees have recorded the highest average salary hike — at 11 per cent — compared to their peers in the Asia Pacific region. The discontent with compensation packages is most pronounced in metro cities such as Delhi–NCR, Mumbai and Chennai. More than six in ten employees feel that older colleagues receive better perks and growth opportunities. Sectors such as manufacturing, education and healthcare recorded the sharpest levels of dissatisfaction. Gen Z employees in industries including information technology, professional services, banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI), along with fintech and education, reported the highest intent to switch jobs. 'It's clear that companies risk losing their top Gen Z talent to higher-paying, more flexible global roles if they don't adapt. While compensation is still a major concern, organisations must also offer flexibility to stay competitive,' said Sumit Sabharwal, country leader for India at Deel. The survey was conducted between April and May 2025, polling 2,508 full-time white-collar Gen Z professionals aged 20–28. These employees had up to three years of experience across seven Indian cities and ten sectors.
Time of India
18-06-2025
- General
- Time of India
Lt Col Deepika Chauhan Pays Tribute to Husband Lt Col (retd.) Rajveer Singh Chauhan
News • 5 days ago An Air India flight bound for London, carrying 230 passengers and 12 crew members, crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad airport. Designated AI171, the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner took off at 1:38 PM IST and crashed near the Medani area just five minutes later. Massive plumes of black smoke were seen as fire engines and emergency teams rushed to the scene. The flight crew included Captain Sumit Sabharwal, an experienced pilot with over 8,200 flying hours, and Co-Pilot Clive Kunder with 1,100 hours. A 'MAYDAY' call was issued moments before communication was lost. The cause of the crash remains unknown and will only be confirmed after the black box is recovered and analyzed.
Time of India
18-06-2025
- General
- Time of India
Iranians rush to flee Tehran as Israel issues chilling warning to evacuate
News • 5 days ago An Air India flight bound for London, carrying 230 passengers and 12 crew members, crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad airport. Designated AI171, the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner took off at 1:38 PM IST and crashed near the Medani area just five minutes later. Massive plumes of black smoke were seen as fire engines and emergency teams rushed to the scene. The flight crew included Captain Sumit Sabharwal, an experienced pilot with over 8,200 flying hours, and Co-Pilot Clive Kunder with 1,100 hours. A 'MAYDAY' call was issued moments before communication was lost. The cause of the crash remains unknown and will only be confirmed after the black box is recovered and analyzed.
Time of India
18-06-2025
- General
- Time of India
Air India Captain Sumeet Sabharwal's father bids his son a final goodbye
News • 5 days ago An Air India flight bound for London, carrying 230 passengers and 12 crew members, crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad airport. Designated AI171, the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner took off at 1:38 PM IST and crashed near the Medani area just five minutes later. Massive plumes of black smoke were seen as fire engines and emergency teams rushed to the scene. The flight crew included Captain Sumit Sabharwal, an experienced pilot with over 8,200 flying hours, and Co-Pilot Clive Kunder with 1,100 hours. A 'MAYDAY' call was issued moments before communication was lost. The cause of the crash remains unknown and will only be confirmed after the black box is recovered and analyzed.
United News of India
17-06-2025
- General
- United News of India
Maha: Captain Sumit Sabharwal cremated in Mumbai
Mumbai, June 17 (UNI) Captain Sumit Sabharwal who was among 241 victims on board ill fated Air India Flight 171 that crashed near Ahmedabad airport on June 12, was cremated in crematorium at Chakala in suburban Andheri on Tuesday. Following the AI plane crash, the bodies of the deceased are being handed over to the relatives of the deceased after testing their DNA samples for the last four days. After the body of Sabharwal reached his house at Powai in Mumbai today, the residents of the society had gathered in large numbers. The 88-year-old father of Captain Sabharwal was deeply moved after seeing the body of his son and paid his last respects to his son. Finally, the body of Captain Sabharwal was cremated in an electric crematorium at Chakala. MLA Dilip Lande, industrialist Niranjan Hiranandani and locals and relatives were present for the funeral. UNI SP SS
