The Centre’s implementation of four labour codes, a significant reform post-farm laws, aims to prepare industry for global uncertainty and extend social protection to unorganized workers. Despite trade union protests, the government is confident of garnering support from millions of contractual and platform workers who have been largely neglected.
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