1. Match the
following according to the objectives of legislations:
a. Minimum Wages
Act i.
to ensure that wages payable are
disbursed within prescribed time
limit
b. Payment of
Wages
Act ii. to extend social justice by statutorily
providing the remuneration legally due to
an employed person
c. Equal
Remuneration
Act
iii. to allow employees to legally share in the
prosperity of the establishment
contributed
by capital, management and labour
d. Payment of
Bonus Act
iv. to prevent discrimination in the matter of
employment and remuneration
Codes:
a
b
c
d
(A)
iv
iii ii
i
(B)
ii
i
iv
iii
(C)
iii
ii iv
i
(D)
i
ii
iii
iv
2. Social
security provided by a ‘means test’ is called:
(A) Social
Insurance
(B) Mutual
Insurance
(C) Social
Assurance
(D) Social
Assistance
3.
Match the following Themes with the concepts of Labour Welfare:
Themes
Concepts of Labour Welfare
a.
Labour Welfare is a desirable state
of
existence comprehending physical,
mental,
moral and emotional health or
well-being. i. Relative
concept
b. In
planning for welfare, the
individual
alone should not be
taken
into consideration.
ii. Positive concept
c.
Welfare work differs over time
and
place.
iii. Social concept
d.
Welfare connotes atleast minimum
desirable
conditions of existence
biologically
and socially determined.
iv. Total concept
Codes:
a
b
c d
(A)
ii
iv
iii
i
(B)
iii
ii i
iv
(C)
iv i
ii
iii
(D)
iv
iii i
ii
4. In
which of the following approaches ‘good will’ is considered as an important
goal of labour welfare work?
(A) Placating
Theory
(B) Public
Relations Theory
(C) Fundamental
Theory
(D) Philanthropic
Theory
5. For which of
the following categories of workers, there is no provision for welfare fund?
(A) The Beedi
workers
(B) Workers
working in Mica Mines
(C) Cine Workers
(D) Workers
working in the Printing Industry
6. Under which
segment of the Indian Constitution, the Labour Policy is designed?
a. Preamble
b. Fundamental
Rights
c. Directive
Principles of State Policy
d. Fundamental
Duties
(A) Only c
(B) a, b and c
(C) a and c
(D) a, b, c and d
7. The
conversion of the ‘nominal wages’ into ‘Real Wages’ is done by which of the
following indices?
(A) Human
Development Index
(B) Poverty Index
(C) Wholesale
Price Index
(D) Consumer
Price Index
8. The ‘New
Lanark’ experiment is associated with:
(A) Human
Relations at workplace
(B) Networking
Organisations
(C) Welfare
Movement in Industries
(D) Behavioural
Theory
9.
Match the following Themes of Theories of Wages with their propagators:
Themes of Wages
Theory
Propagator
a. “Labour is the
real measure of the
exchangeable
value of all commodities.” i.
David Ricardo
b. “The natural
price of labour is that price
which is
necessary to enable the labourers to
subsist and per-
petuate their race without
either increase
or
diminution.” ii. Michel Kalecki
c. “Wages cannot
rise unless either the wage
fund increases or
the number of workers
decreases.”
iii. Adam Smith
d. “Wages are a
residual, the level of real
wages depending on what was left of the
total product
after capitalistic class had its
cut.” iv. J.S.Mill
Codes:
a
b
c
d
(A)
ii
i
iii
iv
(B)
iii
ii iv
i
(C)
iii i
iv
ii
(D)
iv ii
iii
i
10. Which of the
following statements about wage differentials is not true?
(A) Wage differentials
can be attributed to imperfections in employment market.
(B) Social
prejudices do not influence the wage differentials.
(C)
Inter-industry wage differentials are bound to occur.
(D) Geographical
wage differentials are a common phenomenon.
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