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sector are known as formal this sector are known as
workers informal workers
 The workers are entitled to  The workers are not
the social security entitled to the social

 The workers can form trade security
union  The workers cannot form

 6% of the total workforce is trade union
employed in the formal  94% of the total
sector(2009-10 data) workforce is employed in
the informal sector(2009-
10 data)

 Jobless growth: is a situation when the level of output in the economy
tends to rise owing to innovative technology without any perceptible rise
in the level of employment.

 Sources of UE data: There are different sources or data on
employment & unemployment in India.

i. Reports of census of India
ii. NSSO(National sample survey organisation)

iii. DGET(Director General of Employment &Trainng)

iv. Labour bureau (LB), ministry of Labour&
Employment
v. Centre for monitoring Indian economy (CMIE)

 Types of UE:
1. Disguised UE

2. Seasonal UE
3. Industrial UE

4. Educated UE
5. Open UE
6. Structural UE
7. Underemployment i)Visible ii) Invisible

8. Frictional UE
9. Cyclical UE

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