People employed in Building and other Construction works are categorised as unorganised labourers who habituate to working under accident-prone conditions and irregular employment, undefined work durations, and scarcity of definite...
MOREThe both Houses of Parliament passed the Building and Other Construction Workers (Regulation of Employment and Conditions of Service) Bill with the consent of the President on 19th August 1996....
MOREThe Government of India has made it mandatory for every State government to constitute their Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Boards. The BOCW Cess under the BOCW Act mentions...
MOREThere are more than 28 million skilled workers in the construction sector in India. The industry is labour-intensive, and most labourers are unskilled, unorganised and tend to work under inhuman...
MOREIn India, BOCW Scheme stands for Building and Other Construction Workers Scheme and this Scheme was first introduced by the Government of India to solve the problems of unskilled workers...
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