
After over 20 years in matrimony services, Matrimony.com has entered the domestic job market with ManyJobs.com, India’s first dedicated grey-collar job portal. The platform, announced by CEO Murugavel Janakiraman, aims to connect job seekers in sectors like customer service, retail, and hospitality with verified employers, beginning in Tamil Nadu.
A New Era for Grey-Collar Employment
ManyJobs.com targets grey-collar workers seeking frontline and entry-level roles. Features of the platform include:
- Free Access for Job Seekers: Users can explore and apply for jobs at no cost, ensuring opportunities are accessible.
- Localised Approach: Initially launched in Tamil Nadu, the portal supports Tamil and English languages to address regional workforce needs.
- Sector-Specific Opportunities: The platform focuses on high-demand industries such as customer service, retail, and hospitality.
“We are proud to step into a new domain beyond matrimony services with ManyJobs.com. Our goal is to provide a trusted platform for grey-collar workers to find verified job opportunities,” said Janakiraman during a press briefing.
While Tamil Nadu is the starting point, Matrimony.com plans to expand ManyJobs.com nationwide, aiming to fill employment gaps for grey-collar workers across India. The initiative leverages Matrimony.com’s two decades of experience in building reliable platforms to cater to unmet needs in the job market.
This article is based on information from official statements and media reports from Matrimony.com.
Key Highlights:
- Matrimony.com has launched ManyJobs.com, India’s first grey-collar job portal.
- The platform is free for job seekers, focusing on customer service, retail, and hospitality sectors.
- Initially serving Tamil Nadu, ManyJobs.com supports Tamil and English, with plans for a nationwide rollout.
- The venture reflects Matrimony.com’s commitment to addressing employment gaps in India.

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