Analysis reveals organised workers have better education and technology access than unorganised labour in rural areas.
In this paper we examine and compares the socio-economic conditions of organised and unorganised labours with special reference to Aligarh district of Uttar Pradesh. The study aims to analyse some key socio-economic indicators like income, education, saving, expenditure and technology. This paper is based on primary data collected through structured questionnaire, field surveys and group discussions supplemented by secondary data from various journals, reports and other sources. A comparative analytical framework along with statistical tools such as percentages and averages have been adopted to find out variations in both the sector of the district. The findings reveal that workers in the organised sector have better socio-economic condition than unorganised sector of the district based on the indicators taken by the researcher.
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