Unincorporated sector generates 11 mn jobs
Financial Express Bengaluru|December 25, 2024
SMALL FIRMS MAKE BIG CONTRIBUTION
PRIYANSH VERMA

New Delhi, December 24

THE UNINCORPORATED NON-AGRICULTURAL sector in India has added about 11 million more jobs in October 2023-September 2024 as compared to the year-ago period, with addition of 8.4 million establishments, official data released on Tuesday showed. This shows while the corporate sector is witnessing a stagnation in employment creation and wages, jobs have started rising again among smaller units, which were hit hard by the pandemic.

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