1. Long Working Hours: Over 53% of migrant workers work for more than 8 hours a day, with many in the services sector working up to 12 hours daily.
  2. Sector-wise Conditions: Workers in the construction sector work nearly 10 hours, and in manufacturing, half work more than 8 hours a day.
  3. Lack of Job Security: About 84% of migrant workers are employed without written contracts, increasing their risk of exploitation.
  4. No Social Security: Most workers do not receive benefits like Provident Fund, health insurance, or paid medical leave.
  5. Widespread Informality: The study highlights the informal and unregulated nature of migrant employment across major sectors.