India's temporary workforce grew significantly. The staffing industry added 235,000 workers by September 30. This represents a 17.9% year-o...

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The staffing industry provides a platform for recognized employment, work choice, compensation, annual benefits and health benefits for the...

The $177 billion tech services industry is expected to employ 7,20,000 flexi staff in 3 years.

The rise in number of flexi-staffing workers indicates formalisation of workforce.

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Demand is seen driven by ecommerce, retail, IT, FMCG, banking, financial services & insurance (BFSI) and healthcare companies.

India's leading staffing firms have generated over 5 million jobs in the last 10 years, according to Indian Staffing Federation (ISF).

The Indian IT and ITeS industry is expected to witness a high level of flexi hiring in the next few years, says Indian Staffing Federation.

Indian flexible staffing industry is expected to grow from 1.3 mn to 9 mn and represent 10 pc of organized workforce in the country by 2025.