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The Prayagraj District's Street vendor's quality of work life has been the subject of an empirical investigation. A vendor is a person who purchases and offers services or goods. This study paper's major goal is to explore the lives of street vendors in the Prayagraj neighbourhood, as well as to evaluate their working conditions and evaluate how satisfied they are with their jobs. This empirical research article uses both primary and secondary sources to support its findings. Surveys of respondents were used to gather primary data, and secondary data sources included a variety of research publications, journals, and websites. Percentage methods have been used to analyze data in tables to get a sense of how well street sellers are treated at work. The primary findings of this study report demonstrated that vendors encountered issues when doing their duties, such as a lack of resources, a lack of government support, and the deprivation of education for their children. The income did not provide the vendors with a sense of financial security. In the conclusion, it was evident that the quality of street vendors' working lives was unsatisfactory, that many of them were dissatisfied with their occupations, and that they might change careers if given the chance.