My new paper on women wokers in Rajasthan's UEG looks at what happens when public works move beyond rural areas. The evidence matters much more now- at a time when NREGA had been quietly hollowed out!
https://t.co/7QI3DaRXk2
A @MinneapolisFed study of 850,000+ Census hires in 2010 finds that even temporary govt jobs can meaningfully affect labor market trajectories, especially for those on the employment margins.
https://t.co/UswmtY1wkv
Drawing on the insights shared during the webinar series on worker's cooperatives (link below), I discuss women worker's cooperatives as an alternative to the traditional sense of firm and enterprise.
Collective organisation is one way in which workers respond to the precarity of informal work.
Choragudi @iitdelhi examines four women workers’ cooperatives in India – discussing their origins, positive impacts on members, and the challenges that remain
https://t.co/Y4dNujD3Dm
SWI 2026, TLDR? Here's a short and succinct version of a section in Chapter 7 where we discuss possible policy interventions. An analysis of the role of emp guarantees as social safety nets for youth. By Tamoghna Halder and @Vijayshreeeee
My new paper on women wokers in Rajasthan's UEG looks at what happens when public works move beyond rural areas. The evidence matters much more now- at a time when NREGA had been quietly hollowed out!
https://t.co/7QI3DaRXk2
Rajasthan's UEG isn't just a safety net, it is pulling new women into the workforce. Flexible, local, government provided jobs lower barriers to entering paid work for women.
It’s alarmingly routine from demonetization to covid to LPG crisis all of India’s policy response starts by pretending that migrant workers don’t exist and don’t matter.
We will be hosting a discussion on State of Working India 2026 at BIC at 5:30 PM on the 24th. Followed a panel discussion with Akshatha (Quess Corp), Aditi Jha (LinkedIn), Swati Shivanand (MAHE) and Divya Varma (Work Fair&Free), moderated by Arjun Jayadev
https://t.co/icu16m0SoZ
MDM cooks earn less than what is regarded as the "reservation wage" (below which workers prefer to withdraw from the workforce) in all states? See "-" in chart. Watch this video report on MDM cooks in Chhattisgarh to understand what such low wages mean https://t.co/CKAt0pex72
Excited for the WIDER Development Conference 2026 in New Delhi starting tomorrow! 🌱
We will come together to discuss key issues like global governance, South-South cooperation, and climate transition. Proudly partnering with @ISID_India! More info: https://t.co/j1OfjXUvbO
We're releasing the next State of Working India 2026 report in Delhi on the 17th of March, at IHC, 9:30 AM. This year's report looks at the theme of *`Youth in the labour market: Pathways from learning to earning'.* Register here:
https://t.co/bH8SpwPZWy
What happens when women workers own and run their workplaces? Join us for a conversation on women led workers' cooperatives, collective ownership and economic democracy, with those building it on ground. @roadscholarz
Many thanks to @samzsays for an opportunity to discuss the implications of the VB-GRAMG Act that replaces NREGA in The Hindu podcast series. Hope you can watch. https://t.co/VGGWOXFskY