NEW DELHI : The International Labour Organization (ILO) has expressed “deep concern" over the labour law amendments and exemptions in several Indian states and has appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to intervene and give a clear message to states on international commitments.
The letter comes following ten central trade unions wrote to the Geneva based ILO on 14 May seeking its interventions and highlighting the plight of workers and the violation of ILO convention No 144.
India is a signatory of ILO convention 144, which calls for tripartite consultations among government, employers and workers. “Please allow me to assure you that the ILO director general has immediately intervened, expressing his deep concern at these recent events
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