Creating Good Jobs

Q3 Social Sciences

Economic and Political Weekly Pub Date : 2014-11-14 DOI:10.7551/mitpress/11893.001.0001

Radhika Kapoor

引用次数: 13

Abstract

The current regime seeks to reform labour laws with the understanding that these reforms will improve industrial growth and expand the possibilities of enterprise. However, there is already ample evidence from within India that this obsession with reforming labour law, particularly in the way the government has done it till now, will not take us any closer in creating more jobs or a healthy industrial sector. These reforms will not help fi rms adapt to ever-changing market conditions, nor will they ensure greater security of employment.

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创造好工作

当前政权寻求改革劳动法，并认识到这些改革将促进工业增长和扩大企业的可能性。然而，印度国内已经有充分的证据表明，这种对改革劳动法的痴迷，尤其是政府迄今为止的做法，不会让我们在创造更多就业机会或健康的工业部门方面更进一步。这些改革不会帮助企业适应不断变化的市场环境，也不会确保更大的就业保障。

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