Labour and Social Welfare

According to the Child Labour (prohibition and regulation) Act, 1986, what is the rest interval a child is allowed to take?

Arrange the following central trade union organisations basing on the years of their formation starting from the oldest one AITUC, BMS, HMS and INTUC

According to the rule of Trade Union Act, 1926, . . . . . . . . workers can form a union and get registered.

Which section of the Inter-state Workman Act, 1979, defines a contractor?

Assertion (A) Both proactive and reactive methods can address to the problem of accidents in companies.
Reason (R) Labour welfare provisions like good house-keeping, safety campaigns can go a long way in controlling accidents.

Match the following.

List-I	List-II
a. Subsistence theory	1. Employees are paid from fund
b. Wage fund theory	2. Deals with population rather than labour
c. Residual claiment theory	3. More wages will lead to more consumption
d. The maxima theory of surplus nature	4. Wages are residual of total revenue

According to the Minimum Wages Act, 1948, what is the maximum fixed interval for reviewing and revising wages?

Consider the following for labour legislations.
1. ID Act, 1947 provides for a truce period of two years.
2. Factories Act abolished child labour for the first time.
3. Factories Act introduced the concept of overtime wages for work beyond eight hours.
Which of the following is correct?

Which of the following statement(s) is/are true with regard to Joint Wage Negotiation Committee?
1. It is a bipartite committee.
2. It is industry specific committee.
3. It was constituted for the first time in steel industry.
4. It is tripartite in nature.
Select the correct answer

If a worker works on a shift which extends beyond midnight, a holiday for a whole day shall mean in his case a period of . . . . . . . . consecutive hours beginning when his shift ends.