Application of labor welfare measures among workers in the carpet industry: A study in the light of government initiatives
By: Kumar, Surendra et al
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BookPublisher: Bihar Journal of Public Administration Description: 20(1), Jan-Jun, 2023: p.118-129.Subject(s): Welfare, Job satisfaction, Carpet, Weavers
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Bihar Journal of Public AdministrationSummary: Carpet industries, having international trade, employ a large number of skilled and non skilled labourers who face miseries and exploitation. Covid-19 pandemic has added to their miseries. The situation makes an urgent imperative to study their well being, job satisfaction and role of government initiatives. The present paper, based on secondary sources of data collection, finds that the socio-economic life of skilled and semi-skilled laborers of carpet industry in North India remains deplorable despite government initiatives. Their situation was further worsened by the global recession of carpet trade due to pandemic. There is urgent need of reforms in government policies to mitigate their miseries, particularly introduction of annual incentives, safe and healthy working conditions, monthly or quarterly health checks, insurance, and training is need of the hour. – Reproduced
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Carpet industries, having international trade, employ a large number of skilled and non skilled labourers who face miseries and exploitation. Covid-19 pandemic has added to their miseries. The situation makes an urgent imperative to study their well being, job satisfaction and role of government initiatives. The present paper, based on secondary sources of data collection, finds that the socio-economic life of skilled and semi-skilled laborers of carpet industry in North India remains deplorable despite government initiatives. Their situation was further worsened by the global recession of carpet trade due to pandemic. There is urgent need of reforms in government policies to mitigate their miseries, particularly introduction of annual incentives, safe and healthy working conditions, monthly or quarterly health checks, insurance, and training is need of the hour. – Reproduced
http://www.iipabiharbranch.org/upload/Journal%20Volume%20XX.pdf
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