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Which of the following factors is not responsible for growth of social and labour legislation ?

The historical evolution of social and labour legislation was driven by the exploitative working conditions of early industrialization, the rise of organized trade unionism…

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Which of the following factors is not responsible for growth of social and labour legislation ?

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The historical evolution of social and labour legislation was driven by the exploitative working conditions of early industrialization, the rise of organized trade unionism demanding statutory protection, and the standard-setting conventions of the International Labour Organization (ILO) established in 1919. Ethnic associations did not drive the enactment of labour legislation.

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  • UGC NET HRM / Labour Welfare and Industrial Relations

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