The capitalist way of converting full time work in to contract,
casual and part-time has been on the increase. According to a report of the
‘World Employment and Social Outlook 2015′, a ILO body, more than 60% of
the global work force are on short term contracts, informal jobs without any
contract, self employed or in unpaid family jobs.
In India, both the earlier UPA Government and the present NDA
government are also in the same tract. Almost 90% of the workers are in
unorganised sector and the contract system is increasing instead of regular
jobs in India. These workers are maximum exploited and even the existing labour
laws are violated in their case.
The
Central trade Unions have demanded that the contract workers should be paid a
minimum wage of Rs. 15,000 a month. But the government has so far not accepted
the same. It has got sufficient funds to waive taxes and penalties to the
corporates coming to lakhs of crores of rupees. But in the case of the
contract workers, they are silent. Of course, this is the government of the
rich, for the rich and by the rich.
