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India's biggest barrier for women who dream to work isn't a lack of jobs. It's unpaid care
Unpaid care work, not job scarcity, keeps most Indian women out of the workforce in major cities, a new survey reveals. While female labour force participation is slowly rising, it remains low globally. Despite better job quality in these cities, a significant wage gap persists, with women earning considerably less than men, especially in self-employment. Longer working hours are also noted.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
India's biggest barrier for women who dream to work isn't a lack of jobs. It's unpaid care
Unpaid care work, not job scarcity, keeps most Indian women out of the workforce in major cities, a new survey reveals. While female labour force participation is slowly rising,…
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yourstory.com
The hidden cost of care: Why women are still missing from India's workforce
Data from the National Statistics Office highlights a stark gender divide in the reasons why people stay outside the labour force: men say they are pursuing studies, while women…