Companies hired a record 400,000 gig and temporary workers to serve festival shopping demand, a staffing industry body said, as consumers enjoying the first Diwali without pandemic curbs in three years opened up their wallets.
Companies hired a record 400,000 gig and temporary workers to serve festival shopping demand, a staffing industry body said, as consumers enjoying the first Diwali without pandemic curbs in three years opened up their wallets.
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