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Government to Revamp Labour Survey: Will It Address Gig Economy Workers' Needs?

The government plans to update the Periodic Labour Force Survey to better reflect gig economy and unpaid household workers, raising questions about accountability.

Indian Cockroach Desk24 October 2026, 3:03 am IST1 min read
Source:The Hindu
Government to Revamp Labour Survey: Will It Address Gig Economy Workers' Needs?

Government to Revamp Labour Survey: Will It Address Gig Economy Workers' Needs?

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The Indian government is set to modify its Periodic Labour Force Survey to capture crucial data on gig economy workers and unpaid household contributors. This move is aimed at addressing the glaring gaps in the current labour data, which fails to recognize the contributions of millions engaged in informal and unpaid work.

Accountability in Data Collection

This revision raises important questions: Will the new survey accurately reflect the realities faced by these workers? What measures will be implemented to ensure their voices are heard? Moreover, how will this data be utilized to improve conditions for these often-overlooked segments of the workforce?

As reported by The Hindu, the government’s commitment to capturing comprehensive labour data is a step in the right direction, but it must be backed by actionable policies to support the rights and welfare of all workers, particularly those in vulnerable employment situations.

Source: The Hindu

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