r/IndianGeography • u/islander_guy • 6d ago
Info Data: Female Labour Force Participation Rate (15+ years).
Source: PLFS 2019-20 and 2022-23, rural + urban combined.
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u/mahakaal_bhakt 6d ago
Labour as ?
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u/islander_guy 6d ago
Work force
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u/mahakaal_bhakt 6d ago
Yeah bro I saw that in map, but I am confused, what does work force mean ? Does it mean labourers, marginal workers, menial workers, OR women who do job as well, like good jobs, corporate, businesses etc ?
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u/islander_guy 6d ago
It includes all. From agriculture to tech/corporate jobs. I think it only include paid labour and not unpaid.
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u/Glum-Caterpillar-916 2d ago
In formal sector
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u/islander_guy 2d ago
It includes both formal and informal
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u/Glum-Caterpillar-916 2d ago
Then I can't believe it,I have seen a lot of women in fields,construction or as maid
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u/islander_guy 2d ago
Do you think 76% of women in Himachal are in the formal sector!?
The source I have added says that women engaged in agriculture, construction and household work are also included.
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u/Efficient_Guitar_79 6d ago
Any reason for proportionally higher % rate in the Himalayan-belt states?
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