History Of Occupational Social Work: Issues And Concerns Of Construction Workers

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DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK

UNIVERSITY OF DELHI

Assignments
MA (SW), Semester III
Paper 7204: Occupational Social Work
Issues and Concerns of Construction Workers

SUBMITTED BY : Ms. SYED BINISH JAWAID
SUBMITTED TO : PROF. SANJAI BHATT
SUBMITTED ON : 1ST NOV’ 2014
CLASS : M.A. FINAL, 3RD SEMESTER
INTRODUCTION
The Indian Economy includes a majority of people working in the informal or unorganised sector. Unorganised sector is characterised by the absence of structure in employment. Unorganised sector involves work, workplace and workers. The work, worker and workplace in the unorganised sector are characterised by Denial of rights of the workers, bad working conditions, temporary work, hazardous work, no terms of employment, no job security etc. According to the Economic Survey of 2007-2008, India’s working class includes 93% of people employed in the unorganised sector and the people who are self-employed. According to the Ministry of Labour and Employment, the workforce in India is divided into four categories on the basis of Occupation, Nature of Employment, Especially …show more content…

The workers have limited or usually no educational base or other skills. As, the workers are not educated and skilled or trained they are forced to accept all the terms and conditions of the contractors. Whereas, of the workers are skilled, educated and trained then they can demand their own wages and bargain with the contractors for their work. The workers can also get their bargaining power if they collect together and form unions or associations, but the workforce is so scattered and defragmented that they cannot collect together and fight for their

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