Modi’s government to prioritise Labour Reforms
The latest version of Modi’s government is said to have prioritised labour reforms, an initiative the government had failed to realise in its first term.
When Narendra Modi came to power in 2014, National Democratic Alliance (NDA) planned to reorganise the 44 labour laws into 4 labour codes—wages, industrial relations, social security, and welfare and occupational safety. Since the labour unions and industry representatives did not agree with the amendments, the four code bills failed to come into existence.
The Code of Wages bill was discussed in the lower house of Parliament and was referred to a standing committee. However, the bill lapsed before taking effect.
Back then, the NDA government promised to create 20 million jobs a year and make India an economic powerhouse. It also ensured industrialists in building a better environment for investments.
Nonetheless, the government is looking forward to getting approval and implement the first 3 bills, i.e. wages, industrial relations, and social security in the upcoming term.
Though the government had failed to keep up its agenda on jobs, it is all set to utilise the second opportunity to realise the plans.
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