Labour laws 2

 

6. The registered trade union can collect political fund from its members as a

A. general fund

B. cannot collect political fund

C. separate fund from the interested members

D. only from political parties

Discussion

C. separate fund from the interested members

7. Not more than 50% of members of the office bears of Trade union can beoutsiders, as per provisions of legislations.

A. industrial dispute act

B. trade union act

C. mines act

D. esi act

Discussion

B. trade union act

8. Trade union means any combination formed primarily for the purpose ofregulating the relations between

A. workmen and employers permanently

B. workmen and workmen permanently

C. workmen and employers, workmen and workmen, employers and employers temporary or permanent

D. workmen and employers, workmen and workmen, employers and employers permanently

Discussion

C. workmen and employers, workmen and workmen, employers and employers temporary or permanent

9. The Trade Unions Act empowers a trade union to create a General Fund for itsadministration and maintenance. A trade union purchased shares in the Unit Trust of India to enhance its General Fund Account. Which of the following is not correct as per law?

A. the trade union can raise its fund by such type of investments.

B. the trade union can raise its funds by such investments with the permission of appropriate government.

C. the trade union can raise its fund by such investments with the consent of its general body.

D. the trade union cannot do so as it is an attempt towards profit making.

Discussion

D. the trade union cannot do so as it is an attempt towards profit making.

10. The basic principle underlying the enactment of the Trade Unions Act is:

A. to protect interests of workers against disregard of human elements in industries.

B. to regulate the relationship of workers and their organization by regulating the balance of power.

C. to provide strength to workers to settle the industrial disputes.

D. to provide security to workers against the occupational hazards.

Discussion

B. to regulate the relationship of workers and their organization by regulating the balance of power.

Maternity Benefit Act 1961

11. As per Maternity Benefit Act, the maximum period for which any woman shallbe entitled to maternity benefit shall be

A. twenty six weeks

B. twelve weeks

C. four months

D. sixteen weeks

Discussion

A. twenty six weeks

12. The condition of 80 days of employment in the 12 months immediatelypreceding the date of benefit has been made an eligibility condition for getting

A. maternity benefit under the maternity benefit act

B. disablement benefit under the esi act

C. gratuity under the payment of gratuity act

D. sickness benefit under the esi act

Discussion

A. maternity benefit under the maternity benefit act

13. The Royal Commission on Labour examined which of the two States’ MaternityBenefit Acts and recommended enactment of similar laws all over the country?

A. bombay and madhya pradesh

B. madras and mysore

C. bihar and bengal

D. punjab and assam

Discussion

A. bombay and madhya pradesh

14. The Workmen’s Compensation Act, 1923, the Maternity Benefit Act, 1965 andthe Employees State Insurance Act, 1948

A. together can be applicable.

B. the maternity benefit act and the employees state insurance act can be applicable at a time.

C. the workmen’s compensation act and the employees state insurance act can be applicable at a time.

D. if the workmen’s compensation act and the maternity benefit act are applicable, the employees state insurance act is not applicable.

Discussion

D. if the workmen’s compensation act and the maternity benefit act are applicable, the employees state insurance act is not applicable.

15. Assertion (A): Provisions of Employees’ compensation Act and Maternity Benefit Act do not apply to all industries. Reason (R): Employees’ Compensation Act is a comprehensive social security legislation.

A. (a) is wrong, but (r) is right.

B. (a) is right, but (r) does not related to the (a).

C. (a) and (r) are right, and (r) validates the (a).

D. (a) and (r) are wrong.

Discussion

C. (a) and (r) are right, and (r) validates the (a).

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