☆ Article 39 (D) of the constitution provides for equal pay work.
☆ Article 14-16, 19(1)(c), 23-24, 38 and 41-43 directly concern labour rights.
☆ Article 14 states everyone should be treated equally before the law.
☆ Article 15 states specifically Caste should not discriminate against citizens.
☆Article 16 extends Right to equal opportunity for employment or appointment under the state.
☆ Article 19(1)(c) gives everyone Right to form Associations or Unions.
☆ Article 23 prohibits all Trafficking and Forced Labor.
☆ Article 24 prohibits child labor under 14 years of age in a factory or mine or in any hazardous work or employment.
☆ Article 38(1) says that, ” In general the state should strive to promote the welfare of the people with a social order, in which social, economic ,justice and political should inform all the institutions of national life.
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A student of SY BA specializing in English. After Graduating, will be studying Law for JMFC Exam.
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