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[Audio] Chapter :10 law and social justice. Chapter :10 law and social justice.

[Audio] Main Objectives What is a workers worth . Comparison between UC plant in India and USA . What is the role of enforcer and safety laws in India . What all fault are done by government which lead to Bhogal tragedy . What all laws have made by government . If we are protecting the workers how it helps in the development of our country . What is the main reason why foreign companies came here ..

[Audio] Aim of Foreign Companies in India Foreign companies enter India for various reasons Access to a vast consumer market Cost-effective production and labour Capitalizing on emerging economic opportunities Evaluate the economic and social impact of their presence.

[Audio] Comparison of UC Plant in India and the USA UC Plant in India Discuss operational aspects, workforce conditions, and challenges UC Plant in the USA Examine how operations and conditions differ in a developed country Analize the implications of these differences.

[Audio] Government's Role in Making Laws for Workers Governments play a crucial role in safeguarding workers through legislation Establishing minimum wage standards Regulating working hours and conditions Ensuring occupational safety and health Discuss the social justice implications of such laws.

[Audio] Faults in Enforcement  Despite legal frameworks, enforcement can face challenges  Lack of resources for monitoring and enforcement  Corruption or negligence in implementing agencies  Analize how these faults impact the effectiveness of social justice measures.

[Audio] IF WE ARE PROTECTING THE WORKERS HOW IT HELPS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE COUNTRY Protecting workers contributes significantly to national development Improved worker productivity and wellbeing Social stability and reduced inequality Enhanced global competitiveness Highlight the symbiotic relationship between worker protection and national growth.

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