Indian workforce among most resilient in world, says ADP study
Over 26,500 workers participated in the study, focused on how COVID-19 has affected engagement and workplace resilience, conducted in over 25 countries.
BusinessToday.In | February 17, 2021 | Updated 20:09 IST
As per the Global Workplace Study 2020 , Indian workforce is the most resilient in the world, with 32 per cent of employees highly resilient.
The Indian workforce is among the most resilient and engaged in the world, a study commissioned by global HR and payroll company ADP has said.
As per the Global Workplace Study 2020 , Indian workforce is the most resilient in the world, with 32 per cent of employees highly resilient as against the global average of 17 per cent. Similarly, India is second in terms of fully engaged employees. About 20 per cent workers in India are fully engaged as against a global average of 14 per cent.
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