The Central Government set up the second National Commission on Labour in
1999 under the Chairmanship of Sh. Ravindra Varma. The Commission was
entrusted to suggest, among other things, rationalization of the existing labour
laws in the organised sector so as to make them more relevant in the changing
economic conditions under the impact of globalisation.
The Second National Commission on Labour was expected to formulate an umbrella law to ensure protection to workers in the unorganized sector which, in the absence of growth in job opportunities in the organised sector, is expanding at a rapid pace, absorbing school dropouts, women and children. It submitted its report to the Government in June 2002.
The Second National Commission on Labour was expected to formulate an umbrella law to ensure protection to workers in the unorganized sector which, in the absence of growth in job opportunities in the organised sector, is expanding at a rapid pace, absorbing school dropouts, women and children. It submitted its report to the Government in June 2002.
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