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India’s gig economy is leaving its women behind, study finds
Women remain underrepresented in Indias rapidly expanding gig economy despite near-equal access to basic bank accounts. An ILO-NCAER study cites gaps in digital skills, mobility, safety and social norms as barriers, even as Indias gig workforce is projected to reach 23.5 million by 2029-30.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
India’s gig economy is leaving its women behind, study finds
Women remain underrepresented in Indias rapidly expanding gig economy despite near-equal access to basic bank accounts. An ILO-NCAER study cites gaps in digital skills, mobility,…
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newsbytesapp.com
India's gig economy is neglecting women, says study
India's gig economy is booming, yet women remain underrepresented due to digital skill gaps, safety concerns, and restrictive social norms, a recent study reveals.