Question

explain the problems farm labourers face in terms of unemployment?

Answer 1

the labour are feel hope less and sad ness when they are not find any job mostly labour at uneducated they are depend on daily wages they does not get food an that time period their is economic overload an family member and the quality of life is affected

Answer 2

1. Low pay and wage theft:-Lowest resource work forces in terms of annual income and occupational benefits. farm work occupies the second lowest paid job in the country.Sometimes workers are paid less than the federal minimum wage, or their contractors will underreport their hours or even make unauthorized non-tax related deductions from their paycheck.

2. The working poor lack full-year employment:- The working poor are less likely to work full-time and year-round compared to other workers. Of those who do not work full-time, about half state that they are working part time because they cannot find full-time work. Thus the working poor face the problem of involuntarily working part time to a greater extent than other workers. Approximately 20% of the working poor are employed involuntarily part-time.A big problem for the working poor is lack of full-year work. The working poor work on average two thirds of a year, rather than year-round. This can partly be explained by the type of jobs the working poor hold. The working poor are over-represented among agricultural workers and machine operators, work that often involves seasonal employment.

3. The working poor have less access to health care:-The working poor are less likely to be covered by health insurance by their employers. Only 18% of the working poor are covered by health insurance available through their employer or their union, compared to 55% of all workers. Most likely, the jobs these workers hold are less likely to offer health insurance.

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