Services, healthcare, realty see surge in women staffers
Mint Mumbai|December 12, 2023
Women employees in the formal sector increased by 3 percentage points from FY21 to FY23
Devina Sengupta

The number of women working in permanent roles has increased in services, healthcare and realty sectors, while those in IT, packaged consumer goods and financial services remained flat in 2022-23.

The stagnation comes despite firms across sectors overhauling their retention and hiring strategies to get more women on board.

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