INDIA'S IT SECTOR RAMPS UP HIRING TO REPLACE GEN Z WORKERS
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India's IT companies are increasing replacement hiring as Gen Z employees leave jobs at higher rates than previous generations. Staffing experts say firms are adapting their strategies to manage faster employee turnover.
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