Question

why were a large number of workers losing their jobs in organised sector since the 1990s ?( I asked organised sector, pls give appropriate ans)​

Answer 1

Answer:

It is common to find many organized sector enterprises in the unorganized sector. They adopt such strategies to evade taxes and refuse to protect laws that protect them. As a result, many workers were forced to move into the unorganized sector with low wages on losing their jobs in the organized sector.

A large number of workers are forced to enter the unorganized sector , due to lack of job opportunities and , mostly due to poverty . Hence , they have to work under critical working conditions , where there is no job security , neither any health care support

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Answer 2

A large number of workers are losing their jobs in the organized sector since the 1990s due to the following reasons.

• The organized sector comprises companies and industries that provide their employees with regular guaranteed employment along with social security benefits and other benefits.
• Since the 1990s there has been a shift in the employment structure in India. More and more people are now being employed by the unorganized sector.
• The employees in the unorganized sector do not get guaranteed employment or any other benefits.
• This shift has been primarily driven by factors like unemployment and poverty. Another important factor was companies going into the unorganized sector for the purpose of tax evasion.
• In the unorganized sector, the workers are not protected by government laws and are frequently exploited.
• Thus, these were the reasons why a large number of workers lost their jobs in the organized sector since the 1990s.

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