New Delhi, April 19 -- Blue-collar workers, comprising over 80 per cent of India's non-agricultural workforce, play a pivotal role in driving and sustaining the country's economy across diverse sectors.

McKinsey & Company forecasts that by 2030, 70 per cent of the 90 million new jobs anticipated in India will fall under the category of blue-collar roles.

These positions constitute approximately 80 per cent of both organized and unorganized sector jobs in India, serving as the primary engine of the economy.

The fulfillment of these roles holds significant importance for the growth trajectories of sectors like manufacturing and logistics.

As of 2024, the hiring intent for non-white collar positions has experienced a 10 per cent increase...