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Best Practices for Warehousing Companies to Improve Gender Equity

Warehousing companies can implement 18 interventions in a phased manner to improve gender diversity

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FSG

Year

2025

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PDF

Context

Hiring women in dark stores could reduce per-worker costs by 11.83% through higher productivity, attendance and order quality. This resource explores the benefits of expanding women’s participation in warehousing and the barriers companies face, including unconscious bias, recruitment challenges, unsuitable shifts, limited infrastructure and transport gaps. It highlights the potential to access a pool of 33 million women across urban India and outlines a 3-phased approach to strengthen hiring practices, manager capabilities, infrastructure, measurement and accountability.

Key takeaways

  • Understand how women’s retention, order quality and ageing performance can reduce per-worker costs in warehouses.
  • Identify how unconscious bias and limited manager awareness can affect women’s hiring and workplace experience.
  • Explore the role of staffing vendors in building a stronger pipeline of women workers.
  • Learn how diversity KPIs, incentives and anti-bias training can strengthen accountability.

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FSG (2025). Best Practices for Warehousing Companies to Improve Gender Equity. Gender Knowledge Hub. http://uatswh.dhwaniris.in/library/best-practices-for-warehousing-companies-to-improve-gender-equity

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