Bengaluru: On the shop floor of most car manufacturers, amid the men, robots and cars, you may find a handful of women if you look hard enough. And if it is an early morning shift or a late night shift, one need not even make that effort. India’s largest auto maker Tata Motors Ltd wants to change that.
Out of the 60,000 workforce that Tata Motors has, only about 3% of its shop floor workers are women, said Gajendra Chandel, the company’s chief human resource officer.