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More women at work in India, but on worse terms, says Icrier study

An Icrier study finds that India's women workforce nearly doubled between 2017-18 and 2025, but gains were concentrated in insecure jobs, with shorter hours and a wider pay gap

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More women at work in India, but on worse terms, says Icrier study
An Icrier study finds that India's women workforce nearly doubled between 2017-18 and 2025, but gains were concentrated in insecure jobs, with shorter hours and a wider pay gap
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More women at work in India, but on worse terms, says Icrier study

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More women at work in India, but on worse terms, says Icrier study

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