Hyperlocal jobs platform Apna records 70% job postings from MSMEs

New Delhi, July 21 (KNN) In the April to June quarter Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) have contributed more than 70 per cent of the hyperlocal jobs on Apna, a professional networking platform.

According to their latest report the platform has witnessed around a 13 percent increase in the SMBs joining the platform this quarter alone in comparison to the same time in 2021.

From sectors such as manufacturing, real estate, hospitality, aviation, beauty and wellness the employers hiring has been increased, said the report.

Commenting on this growth, Manas Singh, Chief Business Officer, Apna.co, said, “The Indian job market is now working towards closing the demand-supply gap, resulting in an increased hiring.”

"Employers across the country are hiring for roles such as telecallers, BPO executives, computer data entry operators, back office staff, delivery partners, sales executives, accounts and finance executives amongst other roles," the report said.

The impact on business growth across India Inc. has been positive due to the reopening of markets over the last three months.

“With an aim to cater to the masses and manage the sudden demand-supply gap, companies across India have increased their hiring for various job roles,” said the report.

A majority of the new employers who registered on Apna in the last three months were from cities like Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, Mumbai, Pune, Kolkata, Hyderabad and Ahmedabad.

About 32 percent of the new employers joined the platform from tier 2 cities like Bhubaneswar, Vodadara and Cuttack.  (KNN Bureau)