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ISF reports 1.39 lakh new flexi-staffing hires, a 9.7% growth in FY25
ISF: According to the Indian Staffing Federation report, despite global uncertainties, the domestic flexi staffing industry recorded an annual growth of 9.7 per cent in new employment in the last fiscal. The industry added 1.39 lakh new formal flexi workers in FY25.
The local flexi staffing sector has posted a 9.7% growth in new jobs every year in the previous financial year. This information was provided by the Indian Staffing Federation (ISF) on Tuesday.
Flexi-staffing is a form of employment where employees are recruited not on a permanent but on a project-based, contractual, or temporary basis. In that, the duration of work, working time, and the term of the contract can change. Flexi-staffing is increasingly used in India, particularly in sectors like e-commerce, logistics, manufacturing and IT, and healthcare. Business companies are embracing this model to manage business uncertainties and maintain costs.
ISF said in a report that despite cautious market sentiment in the last quarter of FY25 due to geopolitical scenarios and trade wars, the industry added 1.39 lakh new formal flexi workers in 2024-25. The total formal flexi workforce represented by ISF members increased to 18 lakh.
