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The Rise of Fractional Roles: A New Workforce ModelFractional CHROs, CFOs, and CMOs are reshaping how Indian startups access senior talent. Here's what HR leaders need to know about the rise of fractional roles.
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6 Signs Your Company Is Moving Toward a Skills-Based WorkforceIs your company adopting a skills-based workforce? Explore 6 key signs shaping hiring, internal mobility, and workforce development.
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Recruitment · Talent Management
Contingency Recruiting: What It Means for the Talent PipelineLooking to hire faster? Learn how contingency recruiting works, its advantages for HR teams, and when to use it for niche or high-volume roles.
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HR Outsourcing: People Services Outside the CompanyDiscover how HR outsourcing helps Indian companies manage payroll, recruitment, compliance, and HR technology while reducing costs and accessing expert support.
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From People Partner to Profit Owner: What Changed?Priyam Agrawal reflects on her shift from HR professional to entrepreneur, revealing how people-first thinking evolves when business survival is at stake.
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Is Agentic AI Taking Away Humans From HR? Discussion with Asma ShaikhIn conversation with ThePeoplesBoard, Asma Shaikh explores how Agentic AI is redefining HR’s role in talent transformation.
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Educate, Retain, Employ: The Path to Rural Women EmpowermentIndia’s grassroots workforce story is incomplete with girls leaving classrooms too early. Its important to focus on retaining them at schools.
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What’s Holding Women Back in the Workplace?From leadership gaps to the double burden of unpaid care, discover the challenges that continue to hold women back in Indian workplaces.
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Why Recognition Matters: Long-Term Retention Of New-Age WorkforceRecognition should reflect the way an organisation works and should be actively encouraged, writes Lalitha M Shetty of Omega Healthcare.
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Women In Tech: Entering The Workforce But Barely LeadingDespite rising participation in tech roles, women are significantly underrepresented in leadership roles. Retention is the real challenge.