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Employment Retention Strategies and Policies in India - Post COVID | Original Article

Bijaya Thakur*, in Journal of Advances and Scholarly Researches in Allied Education | Multidisciplinary Academic Research

ABSTRACT:

Occupation maintenance (JR) plans have been one of the fundamental approach apparatuses utilized by various OECD nations to contain the employment and social aftermath of the COVID 19 emergency. By May 2020, JR plans upheld around 50 million positions across the OECD, around tenfold the number of as during the worldwide monetary emergency of 2008-09. By lessening work costs, JR plans have forestalled a flood in unemployment, while they have moderated monetary difficulty and buttressed total interest by supporting the livelihoods of laborers on decreased working time. Looking forward, governments should be cautious to guarantee that JR plans are not downscaled excessively fast, and permit feasible tasks to be obliterated, or too leisurely, and become a hindrance to the financial recuperation. At the point when the wellbeing and monetary circumstance improves, JR support should be better designated to occupations that are reasonable yet in danger of being fired and place a more noteworthy spotlight on supporting specialists in danger of becoming jobless instead of their positions.