Omicron has increased livelihood concerns
Lakhs of gig workers in India continue to work amid little or no access to social security. We find out more about their plight and also if the new labour codes will address their social security void
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Mandatory Aadhaar-based mobile linkage is proving a hurdle for registration of many workers
The e-Shram portal was launched in August this year for creating national database for unorganised workers
Launch of the e-SHRAM portal by the government will facilitate better execution of various social security schemes for all unorganised sector workers, India Inc said on Thursday
Lack of means to record their preferred gender identities means that many Indians who identify as transgender are excluded from various social security benefits.
The Employees' State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) is set to extend benefits of its health insurance cover to all casual and contractual workers at municipal bodies
Gross new enrolments with the Employees' State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) were 0.8 million in June 2020
The rules relating to these codes, finalised by the union labour ministry, are silent on several concerns of Indian enterprises and other stakeholders
Gross new enrolments with the Employees' State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) were 0.8 million in June
Says the pandemic has been a sharp reminder that the economy is a part of society and that human well-being matters in all its dimensions equally
Globally, there have been public debates on the nature of the job of gig workers and the social security framework they deserve to get.
Ministry notified draft rules on November 13, inviting objections and suggestions from stakeholders
Over 1 million workers set to join new regime in first year
Labour reforms passed by Parliament aim to make hiring and firing workers easier as they reduce a number of regulatory approvals. Somesh Jha explains how these reforms could help businesses
The new labour laws will be made effective by the government later
New Delhi wants proposed 'early harvest' trade pact to focus on at least 40-50 items
The NSO report showed gross enrolments of new subscribers with the ESIC were 15.1 mn in 2019-20, against 14.9 mn in the previous fiscal
Workers will be entitled to life and disability cover, accident insurance, health and maternity according to proposal to be introduced in Lok Sabha today.