25, October 2023
India’s top listed companies appear to have a growing problem of retaining talent. The median attrition rate of BSE 100 firms stood at 17% in the year ended 31 March, sharply up from 10% rate in 2020-21 and 15.4% in 2021-22, showed a Mint analysis of disclosures made by the companies in their annual reports. Women consistently dropped out more than men.
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