Примеры использования Unorganized sector на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Women working in the unorganized sector.
It is estimated that out of the femalelabour force in India, more than 90 per cent are in the unorganized sector.
The Committee recommends the speedy enactment of the Unorganized Sector Workers Social Security Bill.
In unorganized sector, labour is vulnerable to exploitation, due to illiteracy and having no effective bargaining power.
Further, women have an unequal status in terms of wages in the unorganized sector.
Labour exploitation by the informal and unorganized sector goes unabated and exposure to such risks is imminent.
The draft Bill on Social Security would extend such benefits to the unorganized sector.
Given such a scenario, the unorganized sector needs the attention of the State and the NGOs.
Government has also legislated to regulate the conditions of workers in the unorganized sector.
Ensuring reasonable minimum wage to the labour force in the unorganized sector is a paramount issue of national importance.
Moreover, the labor and social security laws do not include workers in the unorganized sector.
The State must create monitoring mechanisms to protect the unorganized sector from being exploited by unscrupulous corporations, businesses and individuals.
Its membership includes women working in the state, in the public and private sectors, as well as the unorganized sector.
Last year, 22,000 drivers of heavy vehicles in the unorganized sector were provided refresher training through non-governmental organizations and local institutions.
The low educational status combined with the high unemployment rate in the country keep the unorganized sector vulnerable to exploitation.
The Unorganized Sector Social Security Rules, 2009 under the Act has been framed and the national social security board was constituted on 18th August 2009.
In this regard, a struggle between these two groups as thewage gap widens and frustrations mount in the unorganized sector is a potential problem.
To cover the unorganized sector and those in need of assistance, the Department of Family Welfare has been implementing the National Maternity Benefit Scheme.
Number of Central Asiancountries developing harmonized and comparable estimates of the non-observed(informal and unorganized sector) economy in their national accounts.
Unorganized sector workers, constituting 93 per cent of the country's total work force, do not get welfare benefits like their counterparts in the organized sector. .
However, in many developing countries the formal ororganized sector is less important than the informal or unorganized sector, and its potential for growth is under-exploited.
CESCR recommended that India adopt the Unorganized Sector Workers Social Security Bill without delay, and ensure that the very large sections of the population become entitled to social security benefits.
The Act also mandates constitution of a Committee in every district by the District administration which gives access to a mechanism to those women who work in the unorganized sector or in workplaces having less than 10 employees.
In order to address this issue, the Government has recently introduced the"Unorganized Sector Workers' Social Security Scheme" which covers workers in the unorganized sector drawing less than Rs.6500 per month.
The unorganized sector does not provide working women with the legal and social protection available in the public sector or in the formal sector and is highly volatile and unstable.
A large part of women's work is included in what is known as the marginalized or unorganized sector. Here women would either be working for their own businesses or working for others without pay or for very minimal wages.
In Indian context, wage policy assumed added importance because only a small percentage(less than 10 per-cent)of labour force works in the organized sector while the rest is employed or engaged in the unorganized sector.
Over 90% of the workforce was in the unorganized sector, had no access to social security, was particularly vulnerable in the cities, and, therefore, driven into permanent debt, often leading to conditions of bonded labour.
Finally, a special window could be created within the Bank and the Fund for financing plans by developing countries to expand employment opportunities for the poor,the marginal and vulnerable in the unorganized sector.