Employment

Macro global factors notwithstanding, Consumer Sentiment for India has shown improvement over the previous month. Has moved up 1.2 percentage points in March 2022 according to the Refinitiv-Ipsos Primary Consumer Sentiment Index.

Receding Omicron threat restores buoyancy in February 2022 - Consumer Confidence for Urban Indians bounces back and surges by 4.5 percentage points – Refinitiv-Ipsos monthly India Primary Consumer Sentiment Index; Consumer confidence up across all 4 indices – for personal finances, investments, economy and jobs.

Ipsos India recasts top team in Healthcare Research – Gauri Pathak roped in as Country Service Line Leader; Monica Gangwani picks up strategic role as Healthcare Expert Advisor

Global Market Research Company, Ipsos has reinforced its HR Team in India with the hiring of Shallet D’Silva as HR Director. She reports to Sanskrati Pathak Sail, Country HRD Lead, Ipsos India.

Consumer Confidence shows upturn of 2.6 percentage points in December; confidence around jobs dips – Refinitiv-Ipsos India monthly PCSI;
Confidence for personal finances and investments see a major boost; minor uptick for economy

Confidence around jobs shows major surge in November 2021 – Refinitiv-Ipsos India monthly PCSI;
Overall consumer confidence slightly moves up – staid for economy, personal finances and investments for future

Consumer Confidence for urban Indians shows minor uptick of 0.9 percentage points in Nov 2021 – Refinitiv-Ipsos India monthly PCSI, November 2021.
Sentiment around jobs shows major improvement. For economy and investments mild surge; sentiment for personal finances remains same as last month

57% Urban Indians are satisfied with quality of infrastructure: GIIA-Ipsos Global Study;
6 in 10 Urban Indians dissatisfied with pace of infrastructure development;
77% Urban Indians believe investment in infra will boost economy, create jobs
Impact of new infrastructure on environment should be factored in

58% Urban Indians support companies & brands promoting equality for LGBT people – Ipsos LGBTQ + Pride Survey; 1 in 2 urban Indians support laws that ban discrimination against LGBT for employment