Labour Law

Labour Law

What Karnataka’s bike taxi ban can learn from Brazil’s struggles over gig work
SC’s ruling on maternity benefit as fundamental rights opens doors, but procedural questions demand clarity
Trapped in a disguised employment relationship, India’s platform workers deserve a new lease on social security
Will India really shift to a 4-day work week? Under the new labour regime, it seems untenable.
“No monetary compensation even when heat crosses 50 degrees”: over 150 Blinkit delivery partners demand higher wages, shaded areas, cotton uniforms as heatwaves loom large
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Sanjay Singhvi: A thinking trade unionist
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An ode to Sanjay Singhvi, for whom life was an unwavering commitment to labour justice
Photo essay: Twelve years after the Rana Plaza tragedy, a collage of unfinished recovery
The more they remain the same: Why protests against the new labour codes might be lacking popular grassroots support
“I don’t know who to blame - the West Bengal government or the Chief Justice of India”: Despair and confusion loom large after SC’s teacher recruitment scam verdict
Infosys’s termination of 600 young professionals betrays the promise of NATS, NAPS apprentice schemes
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Maruti workers’ protest demanding ‘Equal Pay for Equal Work’ can have long term repercussions
Practically, what can trade unions do regarding the Labour Codes?
E-Shram registrations are occurring at a snail’s pace. The Supreme Court should take note
How global solidarities are shaping the movements for gig-workers’s rights
Its identity and not mere social security is what gig workers want!
'Does Section 144 follow us around?': Maruti Suzuki workers detained, humiliated by police inside Gurgaon labour court
Slavery in 2024: A story from New Delhi
What does Karnataka’s new Bill for platform-based gig workers entail?
Fundamental rights at stake: Is Indore’s ban on begging constitutionally justifiable?
Aajeevika Bureau (2022)
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On International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers, a look at their precarious lives in Delhi
The political economy of law: An interview with Sanjoy Ghose
Why have lessons of the Bhopal Gas Tragedy not become part of India’s constitutional ethos?
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