A Study of Indian Workforce Industry and Skill Development after Globalization
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| author | Kulkarni, Nisha Guruprasad |
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| contents | <p><em><span>India's labor market and industrial strategies were drastically changed by the 1991 economic reforms, which turned the country into a worldwide center. This study investigates the post-globalization evolution of the Indian workforce industry and skill development. It seeks to evaluate potential in the booming service sector and foreign investment, as well as the problems of income inequality and unemployment instability. The study examines how demand for high-tech skills has evolved due to global competitiveness, resulting in a "skill gap" between Industry 4.0 requirements and traditional schooling. It also looks at how well government programs like "Skill India" operate to develop a contemporary, tech-ready workforce. The results indicate that although economic development has increased due to globalization, proactive reskilling is necessary to avoid workforce displacement. The study comes to the conclusion that in order to take advantage of India's demographic dividend in a borderless economy, vocational training must be in line with international standards.</span></em></p> |
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| spellingShingle | A Study of Indian Workforce Industry and Skill Development after Globalization Kulkarni, Nisha Guruprasad Globalization, Indian Workforce, Skill Development, Industry 4.0, Skill India. <p><em><span>India's labor market and industrial strategies were drastically changed by the 1991 economic reforms, which turned the country into a worldwide center. This study investigates the post-globalization evolution of the Indian workforce industry and skill development. It seeks to evaluate potential in the booming service sector and foreign investment, as well as the problems of income inequality and unemployment instability. The study examines how demand for high-tech skills has evolved due to global competitiveness, resulting in a "skill gap" between Industry 4.0 requirements and traditional schooling. It also looks at how well government programs like "Skill India" operate to develop a contemporary, tech-ready workforce. The results indicate that although economic development has increased due to globalization, proactive reskilling is necessary to avoid workforce displacement. The study comes to the conclusion that in order to take advantage of India's demographic dividend in a borderless economy, vocational training must be in line with international standards.</span></em></p> |
| title | A Study of Indian Workforce Industry and Skill Development after Globalization |
| topic | Globalization, Indian Workforce, Skill Development, Industry 4.0, Skill India. |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18831388 |