Labour and Social Welfare

A. First Schedule

B. Second Schedule

C. Third Schedule

D. Fourth Schedule

A. The declaration was adopted at the 86^th Session of the International Labour Conference

B. The declaration reiterates the binding nature of the ILO's Philadelphia Declaration

C. The declaration requires compliance of Convention Nos. 88 and 89 even by those countries that have not ratified the same

D. The declaration requires compliance of convention No. 138 even by those countries that have not ratified the same

A. Unemployment

B. Underemployment

C. Employment

D. None of the above

A. Different location of company

B. Hours of work

C. Worker's family background

D. Worker's skills

A. Payment of Wages Act, 1936

B. Minimum Wages Act, 1948

C. Industrial Disputes Act, 1947

D. Industrial Employment (standing orders) Act, 1946

A. Convention relating to forced labour

B. Convention relating to freedom of association and right to organise

C. Convention relating to equal remuneration

D. Convention relating to discrimination (Employment/Occupation)

A. The Bargaining Theory

B. The Marginal Productivity Theory

C. The Marxian Theory

D. Residual Claimant Theory

A. 27%

B. 67%

C. 37%

D. 47%

A. B. T. Ranadive and S. V. Deshpande

B. Diwan Chaman Lall and N. M. Joshi

C. M. N. Roy and Maniben Kara

D. H. K. Mehtab and Dattopant Thengadi

A. Recommendations can never be autonomous

B. These are non-binding guidelines

C. These are drawn up by representatives of governments, employers and workers

D. These are adopted at the ILO's annual International Labour Conference