Labour in Indian Industries.

Labour Use and Its Adjustment in Indian Manufacturing Industries

Labour Use and Its Adjustment in Indian Manufacturing Industries This study provides an empirical investigation of the adjustment process of labour in Indian manufacturing industries, which evolved through structural transformation in the era of globalization. The analysis is based on a dynamic model applied to a panel of 22 two-digit manufacturing industries for the time period of 22 years cov...

Impact of Elasticities of Substitution, Technical Change, and Labour Regulations on Labour Welfare in Indian Industries

This paper primarily investigates the issue of labour welfare in Indian industries, and seeks to make a contribution to the debate on labour reforms currently underway in India. It investigates the relative importance of technical change, elasticities of substitution, and labour regulations for labour welfare, proxied by the income shares of skilled and unskilled labour in total costs. Three pr...

Women's Labour in Bengal Industries

By Miss Dagmar Curjel, M.D., D.P.H. Bulletins of Indian Industries and Labour, No 31. Superintendent, Government Printing, Calcutta Price, 8 annas. Pp. 40. In this interesting brochure of 40 pages Dr. Curjel records the results of an enquiry held between November 1921 and October 1922 into the conditions of female labour in the jute and cotton mills around Calcutta, the tea districts in the Doo...

The Source Of Cost Advantage In Selected INDIAN Manufacturing Industries

The Status of Ndt Techniques in Indian Coal Mining Industries

Introduction: India with hard coal production of about 254 MT from about 550 nationalised mines in 1994-95 is the third largest coal producing country in the world after China & USA. The country with 16.4 percent population of the world has measure 6.8 percent share of proved world coal resources. Coalfield over an area of 4.37 million hectares out of the total land surface of 328.8 million hec...