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They say it's a smaller share, which doesn't necessarily mean fewer women, depending on what is counted as "work". It could be (I'm just guessing here), that t
by fauigerzigerk 9y ago
They say it's a smaller share, which doesn't necessarily mean fewer women, depending on what is counted as "work".
It could be (I'm just guessing here), that the type of work that men do has been "legalized" (and hence counted) to a much greater extent than the type of work that women predominantly do.
- satya71 9y agoMost people in India work in the informal sector and are not counted.
- denzil_correa 9y agoThat also means these most people won’t have acceptable work conditions and other employee rights that the formal sector has.
- tomrod 9y agoOr they work on farms, or they build crafts as craftsmen/craftswomen in their own workshops, etc. Definition is very broad.
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