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Explore the conditions of skilled and unskilled laborers in India. Despite comprehensive labor laws, many face challenges such as poor working conditions and low wages. Uncover the reasons behind these issues and the need for improved enforcement and awareness to ensure fair remuneration.
Indian economy is strongly reliant on migrant labours, who move from rural to urban areas in pursuit of work. The Covid-19 outbreak has brought to light the predicament of migrant workers in India, who have been left stuck without food, shelter, or employment due to the statewide lockdown.
Discover the potential of AI and Data Analysis in reshaping India’s Judicial System. Explore how technology can address case backlogs, streamline management, enhance access to justice, and empower legal professionals. Uncover the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence in ensuring prompt and equitable justice.
In India, domestic workers are a vital component of the unorganised labour force. They carry out a variety of responsibilities in households, including cleaning, cooking, and child care. However, many domestic workers are subjected to physical and psychological abuse, and they frequently work without any legal protections or job security.
Indian economy has seen a significant rise in gig economy in recent years. Gig economy is characterized by short-term contracts or freelance work as opposed to permanent employment.
Explore Indias strides toward Sustainable Development Goal 8! From economic growth to employment, gender equality to eliminating child labor. Delve into progress, challenges, and the way forward. Stay informed on India’s journey towards inclusive and sustainable economic development.
The Code on Wages has several implications for labor law in India. One of the key implications is the extension of minimum wages to all workers, including those in the informal sector.
Social Security is one of the most important aspects of a welfare state, which is aimed at providing a safety net for the citizens of the country. In India, the Constitution provides for social security measures under Article 41, which states that the state shall within the limits of its economic capacity and development, make effective provisions for securing the right to work, education and public assistance in cases of unemployment, old age, sickness and disablement, and other cases of undeserved want.
Explore the evolution of labor laws in India from the 19th century to the present, comparing it with the colonial states approach. Understand the development, scope, and impact on workers’ rights, addressing exploitation and ensuring fair wages. Gain insights into key legislations, including the Factories Act, Trade Unions Act, and Industrial Disputes Act.
Rights of workers are protected under the Constitution of India as well as various Labour Laws of India. According to the Indian law, a migrant worker is a person who migrates either within their own state or from one state to another state in search of employment or work opportunities.