Gigin, India’s leading tech platform connecting informal workers to employers, has released data revealing a remarkable surge in female participation within the gig workforce. The report sheds light on key trends, challenges, and opportunities for women in this dynamic sector.
Recent data shows that female participation in the gig economy has increased by a staggering 100 times compared to previous years. This surge signifies a seismic shift in how women engage with work opportunities, especially in urban centers.
Key Highlights
The major urban centers Bangalore, Mumbai, and Delhi, account for 75% of the overall growth in female gig workers. Their vibrant ecosystems, coupled with increased digital connectivity, have fueled this remarkable rise.
Women strategically utilize gig opportunities during festival seasons. Applications spike by up to 50% during these periods, indicating a smart utilization of flexible work arrangements to supplement incomes.
Income Boost and Return Rates
Female gig workers have witnessed an average income boost of 30%. This substantial increase contributes significantly to economic stability and financial empowerment.
Remarkably, 60% of female gig workers return to the platform for new opportunities within just three months. This high return rate underscores the positive impact of gig work on their lives.
Giging’s Perspective
Gigin reported, “Because more than 450 million people are employed in the informal sector, this segment seeks attention and infrastructural support. At Gigin, our goal is to provide these workers with a platform so that they can avail opportunities with confidence.”
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“We are glad to see that among those who are enrolling on our platform, the number of women is on the rise. Gigin is humbled by the fact that we have been able to provide a largely unorganized sector with a best-fit platform to enable them to realize their dreams.”
“We are happy to report that this increase in female gig workers on our platform is proof of our claim that when hurdles are removed and equal opportunities are provided, women outshine everyone around them.”
Gigin’s success in attracting and retaining female gig workers demonstrates that when hurdles are removed and equal opportunities provided, women shine in the gig economy. The platform’s commitment to empowering this segment is evident in these remarkable numbers.
About Gigin
In the bustling streets of Bangalore, there is a quiet AI-powered revolution underway – a digital force empowering the unsung heroes of the informal workforce.
Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Bangalore, Gigin is a pioneering tech platform on a mission to empower the informal workforce.
Led by CEO Surinder Bhagat, CPTO Mahesh Kumar, and Chief Advisor Majed Al Tassan Gigin was conceptualized to address the glaring gap in tailored digital solutions for informal workers.
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