1. – Director, Shri Ram Centre For Industrial Relations, Hr, Economic & Social Devp., New Delhi, India
| Received
12-Feb-2016 |
Accepted
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Published
12-Feb-2016 |
Abstract
There has been an all pervasive recognition that the county needs to reform its labor law regime. It has become counterproductive to the twin objectives of job creation and industrial
peace and hurts the very people it meant to benefit. Successive governments failed to match
their rhetoric with concrete action. The present governments intent of reform followed by selective swift action is a welcome departure from the past. Malaise of the labor laws is deep rooted and covers the broad spectrum of 44 Central and a large number of State laws. The paper, however, takes up the critical changes needed to make these laws less cumbersome and less rigid while keeping intact the legitimate rights of the workers.
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