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Coal India to hire 1,000 employees in 2016 to meet 1 billion output target

Buoyed by the output growth of 9% by CIL, the government had earlier asked the world's largest coal miner to ensure that it meets the target of 550 million tonnes (MT) output for the current fiscal.

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Buoyed by the output growth of 9% by CIL, the government had earlier asked the world's largest coal miner to ensure that it meets the target of 550 million tonnes (MT) output for the current fiscal.
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State-owned CIL will hire 1,000 people in different streams this year to bolster its workforce, as the Maharatna firm eyes one billion tonne output by 2020.

"In this calendar year, we would hire 1,000 people including executives and management trainees," an official said. The hiring would be in various divisions including finance, marketing and sales.

Coal India (CIL), which accounts for over 80% of the domestic coal production, has a workforce of over 3,00,000. Buoyed by the output growth of 9% by CIL, the government had earlier asked the world's largest coal miner to ensure that it meets the target of 550 million tonnes (MT) output for the current fiscal.

The company had missed the production target for 2014-15 by 3%, recording an output of 494.23 MT. The government has set one billion tonne production goal for the company by 2020. 

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