Britannia: Diversity ratio of 50% women by 2024!!!
Amit Doshi said that the company has also tied up with google to provide skill training to women across the country. Daily use goods company Britannia industries Limited (BIL) has said that it aims to increase the participation of women in its factory workers to 50% by 2024.
The company's CMO amit Doshi said that at present 38% of the company's factory workers are women. Our target is to achieve a diversity ratio of 50% by 2024. Right now the current national average in our factories in this regard is 38%, he said.
Doshi said that the proportion of women in Britannia's guwahati factory is 60% and it will be increased to 65%. As per his statement - 'We are scornful to have a female crew in engineering as well as generally male-dominated areas such as packing, housekeeping, lab testing, canteens, and security'.
Amit Doshi said that the company has already started a start-up challenge among women entrepreneurs to empower women. So far, the company has provided starting capital of Rs 10 lakh each to 30 women entrepreneurs for start-ups in areas like e-commerce, wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>digital services, ophthalmology care through mobile vans, and child education, he said.
