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Urban female labour participation rate falls to its lowest in November since 2016: CMIE

Urban female labour participation rate falls to its lowest in November since 2016: CMIE SECTIONS Share Synopsis Data from CMIE’s Consumer Pyramids Household Survey shows the urban female labour participation rate (FLPR) in April, which was the first month of lockdown, fell to 7.35%. This was over 200 basis points lower than its average of 9.7% in 2019-20 and much lower than rural female labour participation rate of 11.3% in the last fiscal. It dropped to 7.2% in October and fell further in November at 6.9%. The declining urban female labour participation rate in India fell to its lowest in November at 6.9% since the data was first computed in 2016. This trend is against expectation as urban women are more educated and there are better job opportunities in urban India, says the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy.

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Jobs for women | Urban women workforce participation rate shrinks to its lowest in November since 2016, says CMIE

Updated Dec 17, 2020 | 21:14 IST According to CMIE, India’s biggest challenge on the employment front is getting its womenfolk into the labour force Urban women workforce participation rate shrinks to its lowest in November since 2016, says CMIE New Delhi: The urban female labour participation rate in the country fell to its lowest in November at 6.9% since the data was first computed in 2016. The trend is against expectation as urban women are more educated and there are better job opportunities in urban India, says Mahesh Vyas, MD and CEO, Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE). Speaking on Friday at the Women@Work conference organised by the Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics, Pune International Centre, India Development Foundation and the Mumbai School of Economics and Public Policy, Vyas said during 2018 and 2019, when there were no economic shocks, the female participation in the labour force had stabilised at 11%, which indicate

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Demonetisation, GST, lockdown hit women labour participation disproportionately: CMIE

Demonetisation, GST, lockdown hit women labour participation disproportionately: CMIE
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Jobs revival halts, employment declines again

Jobs revival halts, employment declines again
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Employment in India dips in November, second monthly decline

CMIE data shows that 22.5 million people were inactively unemployed in November 2020, almost twice the average of 11.6 million in 2019-20.

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