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Women’s participation in the blue-collar industry have increased by 35- 40 per cent post-pandemic, but overall percentage of women in the blue-collar workforce is extremely low and stands still ...
The blue-collar workforce has witnessed several transformations in India with little participation by women in the male-dominated industry. The data collated by Economic Times shows that women's ...
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I'm obsessed with improving the workplace for women. We all hold assumptions about what certain jobs are like. Some professions ...
For some, retirement evokes thoughts of slowing down, relaxing, and enjoying more of what life has to offer. For others, ending a regular work schedule can create stress and uncertainties about being ...
54% of currently employed women are dissatisfied with pay, says report on blue-grey collar workforce
Udaiti Foundation, in collaboration with Quess Corp Limited, on Thursday unveiled the 'State of Women in the Blue-Grey Collar Workforce–2025', a comprehensive data-driven report and policy brief that ...
Across India’s factories, kitchens, warehouses, service counters and construction sites, nearly 3.9 million women form a vital part of the blue-and-grey-collar workforce. Yet, their participation ...
Women hold just one in five jobs in India's blue-collar workforce with harsh workplace challenges ranging from wage disparities to poor sanitation, a survey by job matching and hiring platform Indeed ...
Women in India’s blue-collar workforce hold just one in five jobs, according to the latest survey by Indeed, a job matching and hiring platform. Despite increasing hiring intent, challenges ranging ...
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