New Delhi, July 7 -- India's workforce is undergoing a transformation. By 2025, the gig economy is projected to include over 12 million workers, while the temporary (or temp) staffing industry is expected to grow at a compounded 13.2% annually, as the nation witnesses a seismic shift in employment patterns. The gig economy-think of app-based drivers and delivery agents-offers flexibility but often leaves workers without security or growth opportunities.

In contrast, temp staffing, facilitated by organized agencies, provides a regulated and sustainable alternative that benefits workers, businesses and the government. Not only does it deliver benefits to workers, it eases corporate operations and ensures compliance with government regulati...