India’s gig internet workforce may reach 17-21 million by 2030, says Bengaluru firm Redseer
A report by Redseer Strategy Consultants projects that India's gig internet workforce will grow to 17-21 million by 2030. The study highlights that digital platforms are increasingly serving as vital entry points into the labor market, offering higher net incomes and transferable skills to workers.
Why it matters
The rapid expansion of the gig economy is reshaping India's labor landscape, providing a critical livelihood source for millions while challenging traditional employment models.
India’s monthly active gig internet workforce is expected to expand from over six million today to 17-21 million by 2030.
The article reports on findings from a research firm without taking a political stance, focusing on economic projections and workforce trends.
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