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Minoritarian Labour Welfare in India: The Case of the Employees’ State Insurance Act of 1948

One Hundred Years of Social Protection · 2020 · PMC7734948

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The quoted instance from the resolutions of the National Planning Committee in 1940 might be significant in this respect. 17 “Industrial Reform in Presidency”, ToI, 18 August 1937, p. 6. 18 Bombay Chronicle, 15 November 1937, p. 8 (“Sickness Leave with Pay for Industrial Labour”) and p. 6 (“An Essential Reform”); see also ILOrep 11/1937, pp. 18f. 19 See, for example, ILOrep 1/1942, pp. 4–6 (special reports produced on the basis of participants’ minutes and papers distributed at the 3rd Labour Ministers’ Conference). 20 BL: IOR/L/E/8/2527 Social Reform in India, 1942–1944.

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