ECONOMICS CONDITION OF UNORGANIZED WORKERS ON THE INDUSTRIES
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https://doi.org/10.29121/shodhkosh.v5.i3.2024.2639Abstract [English]
Labour is hard work. It can be said that labour is the feeling of physical mental production activity. The development of the country is the power of labour. The role of labour is fundamental in every work activity.
An organization is built for the production of any item by the workers. If there is a need to produce various items in the country, then the production organization of its own item is created. Iron and magnesium in Sondur taluk of Bellary district are theirs, so the iron manufacturing industry started in the 19th century.
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