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Social Security (Unorganised) — Set 12

Labour Laws · असंगठित क्षेत्र सामाजिक सुरक्षा · Questions 111120 of 140

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What is the definition of disabled workers under labor law?

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Correct Answer: B. Workers with 40% or more disability as per medical examination

A disabled worker is someone certified to have 40% or more disability by medical examination, entitled to special protections, rehabilitation benefits, and employment protections under law.

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What special protections are provided to disabled workers?

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Correct Answer: B. Reserved jobs, rehabilitation benefits, and non-discrimination

Disabled workers are protected against discrimination, provided with reserved employment opportunities, rehabilitation services, disability allowances, and access to skills training programs.

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What is the role of Public Employment Exchanges?

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Correct Answer: B. Facilitate job placement and connect workers with employers

Public Employment Exchanges act as intermediaries between workers and employers, maintain job vacancy registers, facilitate employment placement, and provide labor market information.

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What is the significance of the Unorganised Workers Social Security Act?

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Correct Answer: B. Provide social security to unorganized sector workers

The Unorganised Workers Social Security Act extends social security coverage to unorganized workers through various schemes like health insurance, disability benefits, and old-age pensions.

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What is the concept of portable benefits for workers?

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Correct Answer: B. Benefits that move with worker across jobs or states

Portable benefits are social security entitlements that remain with a worker regardless of job change or location, including EPF, health insurance, and other benefits that accumulate over time.

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What is the definition of equal work under the Equal Remuneration Act?

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Correct Answer: B. Work of similar nature, skill, and effort

Equal work under the Act means work of a similar nature, requiring similar levels of skill, effort, and responsibility, even if not exactly identical, ensuring equal pay for substantially similar work.

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What is the responsibility of employers regarding Equal Remuneration Act?

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Correct Answer: B. Pay equal remuneration regardless of gender for equal work

The Equal Remuneration Act makes it mandatory for employers to provide equal pay to men and women for equal work, ensuring non-discrimination in wage structures based on gender.

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What is the concept of sexual harassment at workplace?

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Correct Answer: B. Unwelcome conduct of sexual nature affecting employment

Sexual harassment includes unwelcome conduct of a sexual nature, whether verbal, non-verbal, or physical, that creates a hostile or intimidating work environment and affects employment opportunities.

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What are the responsibilities of employers regarding sexual harassment prevention?

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Correct Answer: B. Establish policies, committees, and take preventive measures

Employers must establish anti-harassment policies, form Internal Complaints Committees, conduct awareness training, provide safe reporting mechanisms, and take prompt action against violations.

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What is the time limit for filing a complaint under the Sexual Harassment Act?

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Correct Answer: B. Within 3 months of the incident

Complaints of sexual harassment should be filed with the Internal Complaints Committee within 3 months of the incident, though extensions may be granted for valid reasons.