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DHARMASHASTRA NATIONAL LAW

UNIVERSITY
(Session 2021-2022) Topic

Industrialization and labour law

Submitted To: Submitted By:

Dr. Iram Hashmi prabhat Sharma
[Assistant Professor of Section B
Economics ] BALLB/149/21
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The completion of this project required counselling and assistance from many people
and I’m thankful towards them for their counselling in my project.

I would like to express my deep gratitude towards my teacher asst. professor Dr. Iram
Hashmi who took acute interest in my project and guided me all along. I’m feeling
extremely privilege to have her as my instructor in the project. I owe my deep
gratitude to the vice-chancellor Dr. V. Nagaraj for his valuable support throughout
the project. This project helped me in gathering a lot of knowledge and becoming more
aware of things related to my topic.

I would like to extend my gratefulness to my parents and friends for their valuable
support and advice.

I am making this project not only to get marks but also to enhance my knowledge. At
the end I would like to thank everyone who helped me and invested their valuable time
for this project.

Prabhat Sharma
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1) ACKNOWLEDGEMENT .............................................................................. 2

2) TABLE OF CONTENTS ................................................................................ 3

3) INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................... 4

4) RESEARCH OBJECTIVES .......................................................................... 4

5) RESEARCH QUESTIONS ........................................................................... 5

6) RESEARCH METHODOLOGY ................................................................5

INTRODUCTION

Industrialization is the process of moving a country or region's economy away from a

reliance on agriculture and toward one that is driven by industry. This transition's key
element is the use of automated mass manufacturing techniques.

Economic development, a more effective division of labour, and a surge in

technological innovation are some of industrialization's benefits.

A human community transitions from an agrarian civilization to an industrial

society during a time of social and economic development known as industrialisation
(sometimes written industrialization). This entails a significant restructuring of an
economy with a manufacturing focus. In the past, industrialisation has been linked to
an expansion in industries that are heavily dependent on fossil fuels and emit pollution.
With an increased emphasis on environmentally friendly industrial practises and
sustainable development, industrialization is becoming more and more characterised
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by technical leapfrogging and direct investments in more developed, cleaner

technology.

Employment, compensation, working conditions, trade unions, and industrial relations

are all covered under the diverse field of law known as labour law. In its broadest
sense, the phrase also refers to social security benefits and disability insurance. The
components of labour law are somewhat less uniform than the laws controlling a
specific legal relationship, in contrast to the laws of contract, tort, or property. Along
with the individual contractual relationships arising from the traditional employment
relationship, labour law also addresses the statutory requirements and collective
relationships that are becoming more significant in mass-production societies, the legal
relationships between organised economic interests and the state, and the various
rights and obligations relating to some types of social services.

RESEARCH OBJECTIVES

 To know about historical developments in labour law.

 To know elements of labour law.
 To know about industrial revolution.

RESEARCH QUESTIONS
 What are the historical development in labour law ?
 What are the factors in labour law ?
 What are the elements of labour law?

 How did the industrial revolution change economies?

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

I relied upon the analytical and doctrinal method of research for the project. In order to
gain essential and relevant details and outcomes of the research work, the researcher
has concentrated on collecting the data from the secondary source of information
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available through various books, journals, case laws etc. I will also be referring to
various researches and surveys
carried out on these issues.
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