Labour and Social Welfare

Which theory is a reflection of contemporary support for labour welfare?

Which section of Minimum Wages Act, 1948 defines scheduled employment?

. . . . . . . . are the unions which recruit workers from all types of industries and with any level or range of skills.

Which of the following are statutory consultation machineries at the central level?
1. Dock Worker's Advisory Committee
2. Central Minimum Wages Advisory Board
3. Employees State Insurance Corporation
4. Labour Welfare Advisory Committees under different Labour Fund Acts
Select the correct answer

The LFPR of females in India is among the lowest in the world. What does LFPR stand for?

Which section of Building and other Construction Workers (regulation of employment and conditions of service) Act, 1996 defines building?

Living wage, fair wage and minimum wage concepts were adopted by

Who of the following said the following lines "Unions are not anti-capitalist organisations. They are in the least degree political. Their main aim is to increase their internal strength, to work conscientiously and to take from the employer no more than what is rightfully due to the labourers"?

How many governance conventions does ILO have?

The four patterns of unionism such as business unionism, friendly or uplift unionism, revolutionary unionism and predatory unionism are given by