Question

why does the government enact labour laws​

Answer 1

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Being enacted to protect the interests of employees and to increase employment opportunities in a labour-abundant country such as India. Labour laws in India are constantly evolving and aim to resolve long-standing issues as well as to adapt to the needs of changing labour markets and business models.

Answer 2

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being enacted to protect the interests of employees and to increase employment opportunities in a labour-abundant country such as India. Labour laws in India are constantly evolving and aim to resolve long-standing issues as well as to adapt to the needs of changing labour markets and business models.

$\rightarrow$1) Labour laws enacted by the Central Government, where the Central Government has the sole responsibility for enforcement. 2) Labour laws enacted by Central Government and enforced both by Central and State Governments

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