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82% of employers struggle to hire right talent as India faces global shortage
Economy
Published on 24 April 2026
India’s talent gap is worse than the global average
A new report flags India as one of the most talent-constrained markets worldwide, with 82% of employers saying they struggle to find the right person. That compares with a global average of 72% and is even more severe than several developed economies, underscoring a structural hiring crunch that could reshape hiring and wages.
- 82% of employers in India report hiring difficulty
- India’s shortage exceeds the global average of 72%
- Several countries also face gaps, including Japan and Greece
- Talent constraints may drive changes in hiring practices
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