Right to Employment

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Compare the employment conditions prevailing in the organised and unorganised sectors.?

Q.

How are the activities in the economy classified on the basis of employment conditions?

Q. Nandu works under an employer in a shop for about 8 hours. His office does not have a toilet. Which of the following right is violated here?

1. Child right
2. Right to employment
3. Freedom to express with dignity
4. Freedom of speech

Q. Aswathy is harassed verbally by her male colleagues. Her manager is not taking any measures to prevent these from happening. Which right is violated here?

1. Child rights
2. Right to employment
3. Freedom to express with dignity
4. Right to speech

Q. According to the right to employment, which of these should be provided by the employer?

1. Safe working conditions
2. Equal pay
3. Paid leave
4. Education

Q. Kavitha and Raju work for the same employer and do the same amount of work. While Raju earns 700 rupees per day, Kavitha earns 500. Which human right is violated here?

1. Child right
2. Right to live with dignity
3. Freedom of speech
4. Right to employment

Q.

Find one word for the practice where the worker is forced to render service to the master free of charge or at a nominal remuneration

Q. Choose the word which best expresses the meaning of the italicized bold part of the sentence:
Hearing the complaints of the villagers, the father would come and box his ears, and cuff him.

1. scold
2. hit
3. lock
4. abuse

Q. In a day, Chandu and Priya can make ten sarees using a handloom. Chandu is getting paid 1000 Rs per day, but Priya is getting paid only 800 Rs per day. Here the handloom owner is violating which of the following Human Rights?

1. Right to freedom of labour
2. Right to equal wages for same work
3. Right to education
4. Right to equality

Q. Manoj is not given paid leave by his employer. He has been working in the same company for three years. His wages are cut whenever he takes a leave even for medical purposes. Which right is violated here?

1. Right to speech
2. Religious freedom
3. Right to employment
4. Child rights