Arun is a garment shop owner, who pays his taxes on time. He has employed two workers, Kavita and Nitin, in his shop. He pays them well. However, none of the workers get paid leaves. Identify the correct sector for Kavita and Nitin.

Kavita and Nitin work in the primary sector.

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Kavita and Nitin work in the secondary sector.

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Kavita and Nitin work in the unorganised sector.

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Kavita and Nitin work in the organised sector.

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Solution

The correct option is C Kavita and Nitin work in the unorganised sector.
If Kavita and Nitin were employed in the organised sector, they would have received benefits such as medical insurance, paid leaves, and pension schemes. Here, Arun is not following any labour law as he does not provide any paid leaves during the year. Also, Arun's work does not involve exploiting natural products and hence, he does not qualify for the primary sector. He is not converting natural products to other products through some manufacturing process and thus, he does not qualify for the secondary sector either.

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