[PDF] Top 20 Workers on the move: migrated labour in post reform india

... Also prominent is that regular wage employment is much more common among migrant males compared to natives, especially in urban areas.. This perhaps signals that migrations among males a[r] ... See full document

... across social groups. It is observed that over the period of study, upward mobility remains low for all the social groups. However, even within such low average mobility, socially excluded groups like the STs and the SCs ... See full document

... substitute workers not affected by the reform for targeted ...the reform is perceived as beneficial by employers, they will tend to substitute non- targeted workers (our control group) for ... See full document

... to labour, natural resources, infrastructure ...as labour, human resource, infrastructure, openness, market, resources etc and the patterns of FDI flows ...and post economic reform era of ... See full document

... in India were specifically targeted to the manufacturing ...the labour force, which comprises most of India’s working poor (Sen, ...surplus labour employed in low-productivity work in agriculture or ... See full document

... However, it was only since the mid-1970s that economists (like Kaldor, 1975; Mellor, 1976; Singer 1979; Adelman, 1984; Ranis, 1984 and others) have recognized the potential of agriculture to generate sufficient demand to ... See full document

... surplus labour in urban informal sector, they conclude that the IMS, at least the urban segment of it, is by and large a distress phenomenon. It is found to be characterised by negative association with organised ... See full document

... across India in the past two decades, but the increase has been greater in rural areas and, especially, for unskilled ...rural India does not ap- pear to be associated with shifts in the structure of wages ... See full document

... Education; Labour Welfare; Philosophy; Psychology; Sociology; Tax Accounting; Advertising & Promotion Management; Management Information Systems (MIS); Business Law; Public Responsibility & Ethics; ... See full document

... At the same time, they enjoy a number of benefits available to industrial workers which are not available to the latter. To cite an example, they are entitled to a dearness allowance (DA) or cost-of-living ... See full document

... Dr. B.S. Khurud is an Associate Professor in the Dept. of Economics, Arts, Science and Commerce College, Rahuri, Dist. Ahmednagar State- Maharashtra (India). His research interest is in the field of industrial ... See full document

... this move presume students’ guilt, it appropriates students’ work and adds it to the database (and by extension the coffers) of privately owned companies, thereby blurring conventional definitions of student ... See full document

... the labour process by management because they require scarce skill sets; in McJobs the work process is prescribed in detail by management, leaving workers to supply a personal coloration to a standardized ... See full document

... emotional labour and perform professional boundaries and supportive counselling approaches in our work because we’re hiding our feelings to empower ...shelter workers who are able to ... See full document

... 1997 reform and the 1999 NEP. According to these estimates, younger workers’ unemployment to permanent employment transition probability improved as a result of these two policies, with the e¤ect of the ... See full document

... Migration is normally treated as an economic phenomenon though non economic factors also have some influence. Worker migration is generally defined as a cross-border movement for the purposes of employment and better ... See full document

... in India after economic liberalization has been both skill-biased and urban-biased, driven by service sector growth including information technology (Kotwal et ...urban India continued to receive more and ... See full document

... The present paper examines the status of insurance industry in India post reform era. The reasons for the fall in insurance density and insurance penetration are dealt with and suggestion are given ... See full document

... pension reform, implemented mainly in 2003-2005, increased incentives to work by providing a higher accrual of pension rights for older workers and overhauling early retirement ... See full document

... reasons. Labour taxation plays a significant role in the cost of employment and its impact on competitiveness, especially within the Bal- tic region, which includes Latvia, Lithuania and ...Estonia. Labour ... See full document