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2021-01Autor
Sinha, PravinSchlagwort
300 Sozialwissenschaften, Soziologie IndienGemeinschaftsarbeitGenossenschaftSchattenwirtschaftArbeiterinGewerkschaftArbeitsbedingungenRechtMetadata
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The Informal Economy and Collective Cooperation in India: Lessons from Ela Bhatt
Zusammenfassung
Increasing informality and inequality have been recognised as the two primary outcomes of the twenty-first century globalisation. With growing intensity of the two problems, the world seems to be returning to the nineteenth-century precarious conditions in the world of work. Absence of judiciable status of the worker in informal economy has caused widespread violations of workers’ rights. Consequently, all the protective legislations and ILO standards have failed to extend the desired protection to informal workers, amongst whom the presence of women is dominant, more so in countries of the Global South. Mahatma Gandhi’s philosophy of ‘Trusteeship’ functional on the principle of classless cooperation that has proved successful, particularly among women self-employed workers, needs to be examined and emulated. The practice of ‘collective cooperation’ as against ‘collective bargaining’ has not only led to the establishment of harmonious relationship between capital and labour, but has also enabled the SEWA entrepreneurs to work towards securing decent conditions of work with justifiable returns. As collective bargaining is the central principle of social dialogues in a formal economy, collective cooperation ought to become the basic rule for informal economy.
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2021-01-18T09:51:27Z 2021-01-18T09:51:27Z 2021-01 doi:10.17170/kobra-202012112501 http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/12413 eng kassel university press Namensnennung - Weitergabe unter gleichen Bedingungen 4.0 International http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ collective cooperation cooperatives informal economy women workers trade unions workers’ right 300 The Informal Economy and Collective Cooperation in India: Lessons from Ela Bhatt Working paper Increasing informality and inequality have been recognised as the two primary outcomes of the twenty-first century globalisation. With growing intensity of the two problems, the world seems to be returning to the nineteenth-century precarious conditions in the world of work. Absence of judiciable status of the worker in informal economy has caused widespread violations of workers’ rights. Consequently, all the protective legislations and ILO standards have failed to extend the desired protection to informal workers, amongst whom the presence of women is dominant, more so in countries of the Global South. Mahatma Gandhi’s philosophy of ‘Trusteeship’ functional on the principle of classless cooperation that has proved successful, particularly among women self-employed workers, needs to be examined and emulated. The practice of ‘collective cooperation’ as against ‘collective bargaining’ has not only led to the establishment of harmonious relationship between capital and labour, but has also enabled the SEWA entrepreneurs to work towards securing decent conditions of work with justifiable returns. As collective bargaining is the central principle of social dialogues in a formal economy, collective cooperation ought to become the basic rule for informal economy. open access Sinha, Pravin 29 Seiten ICDD Working Papers ;; No. 32 Kassel 978-3-7376-0905-0 Indien Gemeinschaftsarbeit Genossenschaft Schattenwirtschaft Arbeiterin Gewerkschaft Arbeitsbedingungen Recht publishedVersion ICDD Working Papers No. 32 true ICDD Working Papers Sozialwissenschaft Monographie FB 05 / Gesellschaftswissenschaften Softcover DIN A4
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