The proposed increase in headcount would encompass all ManpowerGroup companies in India, which includes Manpower, Experis and Right Management.

ManpowerGroup India, Group Managing Director, A G Rao said "India business has done very well despite the economic challenges faced by the country."

According to the global staffing services firm, though the hiring market in India at present is not that rosy, going ahead, recruitment activity is likely to see some bullishness.

"If you look like 12 months down the line there is fresh air but in the next three or four months it does not get a lot worse and at the same time it does not get that much better. With a 12-months perspective it feels better," Joerres said.

As per the latest Manpower Employment Outlook Survey, India has emerged as the most optimistic nation in terms of hiring plans for the next three months following a dramatic turnaround in employer confidence after four consecutive quarters of relatively lacklustre forecasts.

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