Authors :
Seena Mary Mathew; Dr. Shanimon. S
Volume/Issue :
Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 8 - August
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7085899
Abstract :
Banking sector in India has been witnessing a
revolutionary transformation with the adoption of
technological innovations to banking operations. On the
pace of this digital transformation in banking, the banks
are experiencing a change in the employment trend
pattern. The article throws light towards the impact of
tech driven banking or automation on clerical jobs. The
general objective of the study is to provide a perspective
on the replacement of clerical jobs with automation and
for that, analyzing the trend pattern of clerical jobs in all
scheduled commercial banks .For the purpose, we have
analyzed the clerical job employees statistics as per RBI
publication and mainly clerical job analysis on public,
private, foreign banks and RRBs banks, for a period of
10 years from 2010 to 2019. The article results highlight
that the employment growth rate shows a declining
trend and the low level bank jobs are becoming fewer
during the recent years.
Keywords :
Digital transformation, Change in job roles, Repetitive jobs, technological innovations, New employment opportunities
Banking sector in India has been witnessing a
revolutionary transformation with the adoption of
technological innovations to banking operations. On the
pace of this digital transformation in banking, the banks
are experiencing a change in the employment trend
pattern. The article throws light towards the impact of
tech driven banking or automation on clerical jobs. The
general objective of the study is to provide a perspective
on the replacement of clerical jobs with automation and
for that, analyzing the trend pattern of clerical jobs in all
scheduled commercial banks .For the purpose, we have
analyzed the clerical job employees statistics as per RBI
publication and mainly clerical job analysis on public,
private, foreign banks and RRBs banks, for a period of
10 years from 2010 to 2019. The article results highlight
that the employment growth rate shows a declining
trend and the low level bank jobs are becoming fewer
during the recent years.
Keywords :
Digital transformation, Change in job roles, Repetitive jobs, technological innovations, New employment opportunities
