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Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)
22-Feb-1994Organising Women: The Basic ConcernsRamaswamy, Geeta
1994Structure and Dynamics of Labour Market Fragmentation: Divisions among Construction Labourers in South IndiaLoop, Theo van der
18-May-1993Struggle for a Comprehensive Law for Construction Workers: The Tamil Nadu ExperienceM. Subbu
1993The Construction Industry and the Implication for its Development: The Indian ExperienceGupta, T.N.
Dec-1992Construction Industry Training and Development - The ILO ExperienceMiles, Derek W.J.
Feb-1992Construction Workers Left High and DryTilak Raj
Jun-1991ESI and Contract LabourDutt, Probal Kumar
1991Report of the Commission for Welfare Fund for Construction Workers-
Nov-1985Tamil Nadu State Construction Workers Union: The Tamil Nadu Experience-
Apr-1982Women Construction Workers: With Particular Reference to Legal Security and Social Justice: A Case Study of Delhi-
-Investment and Employment in Construction Industry: Role of Trade UnionsK.N. Vaid
-Suggestions on Improvement of Construction Workers PlightThakurta, S.K. Guha
-Committee on Petitions - A Case StudyPrakash, A. Surya
-Working and Living Conditions of Building Construction Workers at Selected Centers-
-Statutory Provisions Relating to Women Construction Workers and their EnforcementP.N. Razdan
-Role of Women in the Struggle of Tamil Nadu Construction WorkersGeetha
-Evaluation of Present Legislation and Need for a Comprehensive LegislationGonsalves, Advocate Collin
-Justice Denied to Construction WorkersR. Geetha
-Female Construction Workers in India: A Status Report-
-Construction Workers: A Segment of the Poverty SectorR. Ramanujam
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