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Decades after decades, tea garden laborers in India have worked and lived in the farms without owning the land the houses are built on and as a result, they are at the mercy of the
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The economic growth of India has been supported by a labor force that is rather silent and unguarded. Millions of workers work on the national development without permanent jobs in scorching brick kilns and construction
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Constructive dismissal happens when an employee resigns because working conditions become so unbearable that leaving is effectively the only reasonable option. Although the employee provides a resignation, the law can consider the circumstances to be
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Most employees are not fully aware of their rights, they base their claims on rumors or rules pertaining to their work place, which may not actually be true and legal. That is not in the
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Heat stress is a growing occupational health burden to 1.6 billion outdoor workers in the world, and temperatures are expected to cost 259 billion labor hours a year in India alone and heat-related mortality is
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Previously viewed as a step towards a career, unpaid internships are being criticized as exploitative in 2025, with 30.8-58.1% of the internships being unpaid and disproportionately targeting low-income and first-generation students. The protests of the
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Migrant, domestic and seasonal workers are a huge but vulnerable workforce in the world that is usually left out of the protection despite driving economies. By 2025, there are 150 million migrant workers in India
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The emergence of flexible, app-based employment has changed the livelihood of millions of people, and the gig economy will be a determining force in the year 2025. Gig workers have become the workforce of the
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Learning about Employee Termination Rights is key to employees who are suddenly or unfairly fired. To be rendered jobless without reasonable cause may be stressful both emotionally and financially, however the law offers various safeguards
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The informal sector continues to be a key player in the global economies in 2025, hiring 80% of the Indian workforce and accounting for 45% of GDP, but the recent survey has revealed that the
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