Legislative Lethargy' in Protecting Informal Women Workers: Understanding the Legal Discourse on 'Paid Domestic Work' in India
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TextPublication details: Economic and Political Weekly; 2024Description: 50-57Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: Despite strong mobilisation efforts since 1953 and numerous private member bills, domestic workers in India remain unrecognised as a sector requiring welfare and protection. This paper examines the legislature's historical approach to DWs, arguing that le
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Despite strong mobilisation efforts since 1953 and numerous private member bills, domestic workers in India remain unrecognised as a sector requiring welfare and protection. This paper examines the legislature's historical approach to DWs, arguing that le
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