A new EAC-PM working paper shows that women’s labour participation is rising, but women remain more likely than men to work without formal contracts, benefits or protection.
Women at Work
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Women in Security Survey 2026: 97% Want More Opportunities for Women, But the Leadership Gap Remains
The Women in Security Survey 2026 finds strong support for women’s inclusion in India’s security sector, but underrepresentation, discrimination and weak leadership pipelines remain.
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Thirty years after the ILO Convention recognised home-based work as work, many women home-based workers in India still remain invisible inside the informal economy.
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The 2026 CWDI report shows that women CEOs remain rare globally, but companies led by women are producing stronger boardroom and executive diversity outcomes.
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Mandatory PoSH Audits: NCW Mandates Annual Safety Checks for Workplaces With 10+ Employees
by Saranshby SaranshNCW has pushed States and Union Territories to strengthen PoSH enforcement through mandatory annual audits, monitoring cells, dashboards and stronger safeguards for complainants.
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Women Who Shifted to AI Careers Saw 145% Salary Growth, Says India AI Workforce Report
by Kabir Jainby Kabir JainThe India AI Workforce Report shows women reporting a 145% salary increase after moving into AI-enabled careers, with women QA engineers seeing the sharpest gains. The report points to a …
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Women-to-women bullying is one of the least discussed realities of the workplace. This Change in Content editorial looks at why it happens, how it appears in Indian offices, and what …
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SHe-Box 2.0 strengthens India’s digital complaint system for workplace sexual harassment. Here is what women should know, how the portal works and why employers must pay attention.
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Endometriosis can follow women into meetings, commutes, deadlines and leadership tracks. For workplaces, it is time to understand how invisible pain affects participation, productivity and careers.
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Delhi High Court Extends Child Care Leave Benefit to Private School Teachers
by Kabir Jainby Kabir JainThe Delhi High Court has held that recognised private unaided school teachers in Delhi are entitled to Child Care Leave on par with government school teachers.