Welfare Measures in Rourkela Steel Plant - A Case Study

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  • Dr. Punam Kumari   Bihar University, Muzaffarpur (Bihar), India

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Abstract

The word ‘welfare’ is derived from a French word ‘welfare’ which means tofarewell.1 Labour welfare is an extension of the term ‘welfare’ to a particular labour class. It implies that labour welfare originated from the origin of labour as a class which is distinct from other classes. It is also called “a part of social welfare that responds to human needs in a society”.2 However the evolution of the concept and philosophy of labour welfare has a to be viewed on its historical perspective and against the background of the successive stages of industrial revolution. Labour welfare programmes were evolved with the object of looking after the interests of the workers who had been overworked, just as the technicians look to the mechanical aspects, labour welfare concerns itself with the human factor in industry.

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  2. Cromption, H.N. and keiser, K.K.; Welfare Institutions and Process, (New york : Random House, 1970) PP.5-6
  3. International Labour Organisation, Report 11, Provisions of Facilities for Promotion of workers’ welfare, (Asian Regional conference, 1947) P. 3
  4. of India, Deptt. of Labour & Employment, Report of the committee on Labour Welfare, (New Delhi : Manager of Publications, 1970) P. 5
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  8. By an amendment to the Act in 1976, the minimum bonus was reduced from 8.33% to 4% and again in 1977 the rate was raised to under the payment of Bonus (amendment) Act 1977
  9. The Perofrmance index is calculated as = Total Allowed Hours

Total Attendance House x 100

Normal duty excluding idle time

Total Allowed Hours = C1 + C2 + C3

Where C1 = Allowed hours for planned job.

C2 = Allowed hours (Provisional) for job coming directly to the shop.

C3 = Allowed hours given for extra work requisition and agreed upon.

  1. 11 to 50 of the Indian Factories Act 1948, Prescribe the statutory provisions relating to health, safety and welfare measures.

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2018-03-30

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Volume 4, Issue 7, March-April-2018

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Dr. Punam Kumari "Welfare Measures in Rourkela Steel Plant - A Case Study " International Journal of Scientific Research in Science and Technology(IJSRST), Online ISSN : 2395-602X, Print ISSN : 2395-6011,Volume 4, Issue 7, pp.1224-1230, March-April-2018.