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Turning India’s Gig Economy into a launchpad for growth
India stands at a definitive economic crossroads where the gig economy is no longer a fringe trend but a dominant force reshaping the labor market. A new comprehensive report by Primus Partners titled “Unlocking the Future” projects that the number of Indians engaged in gig work will surge to 23.5 million by 2030, marking a significant 22.5 per cent increase from 2021 levels. This rapid expansion is driven primarily by a youth demographic that…
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Turning India’s Gig Economy into a launchpad for growth
India stands at a definitive economic crossroads where the gig economy is no longer a fringe trend but a dominant force reshaping the labor market. A new comprehensive report by Primus Partners titled “Unlocking the Future” projects that the number of Indians engaged in gig work will surge to 23.5 million by 2030, marking a significant 22.5 per cent increase from 2021 levels. This rapid expansion is driven primarily by a youth demographic that…
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