Urban Labour Market in Shops and Commercial Establishments
Urban Labour Market in Shops and Commercial Establishments
by K.P. Narayana Pillai, B. Vijayachandran Pillai
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About the Book: Urban Labour Market in Shops and Commercial Establishments
The success of every organisation largely depends on the satisfaction of the
employees. In order to enhance satisfaction and to reduce the attrition level of
employees, there are stringent rules and regulations enforced in organized
market. Whereas in unorganized market, there is an inadequacy of such rules and
regulations. In order to make a satisfied working environment, some regulations
are enforced by the Government at central and state levels. In the State of
Kerala, among the unorganized sector, hotel and textile industries are
predominant both in terms of employment potentiality and contribution to the
exchequer. These two
ISBN-13
9789388147347
Language
English
Binding
Hard Bound
Publisher
Shandilya Publications
Publishing Date
2020
Total Pages
184
Urban Labour Market in Shops and Commercial Establishments
About the Book: Urban Labour Market in Shops and Commercial Establishments
The success of every organisation largely depends on the satisfaction of the
employees. In order to enhance satisfaction and to reduce the attrition level of
employees, there are stringent rules and regulations enforced in organized
market. Whereas in unorganized market, there is an inadequacy of such rules and
regulations. In order to make a satisfied working environment, some regulations
are enforced by the Government at central and state levels. In the State of
Kerala, among the unorganized sector, hotel and textile industries are
predominant both in terms of employment potentiality and contribution to the
exchequer. These two