
In the Economic Survey presented in Parliament on July 22, the government had said that the country needs 78 lakh jobs every year in the non-agricultural sector for good growth. However, the latest salary data from the Employees Provident Fund Organization (EPFO) shows that the private sector has lost 7 lakh jobs in the financial year 2023-24 as compared to the previous year.
This is the biggest decline in jobs in the last 5 years. The big thing is that Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat and Haryana are the states that provide more jobs but jobs have decreased here too. Maharashtra has lost the most jobs at 5.84 lakh. Punjab has lost 7 thousand jobs.
In Haryana, private jobs have decreased by 1.11 lakh i.e. 9 percent. In 2022-23, 1.46 lakh people were in private jobs in Punjab. In 2023-24, it became 1.39. Where covid After 2021, fresher jobs were increasing, now they have started decreasing. In 2022-23, 1.14 crore jobs were given to freshers.
This number will decrease to 1.09 crore in 2023-24. Decreasing employment opportunities are a matter of concern. Every year about 1.5 crore graduates are being produced in the country. There is an increase of 20 lakh in them every year. According to salary data, the number of people who were fired from their jobs or voluntarily left their jobs increased by 12.63% in the financial year 2023-24.
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