HEALTH AND WELFARE PROVISIONS.

GROUP MEMBERS.

• VIJAYA DALVI 7116 • NEHA GENGAJE 7127 • JAGRUTI GODAMBE 7129• VAISHALI KHARE 7144 • SHRUTI MISTRY 7158

Flow of presentation.

• Introduction

• Health provisions

• Welfare provisions

• Conclusion

• sources

Factories Act, 1948.

Health and cleanliness provisions. [ 11-20]

General cleanliness.Ventilation and temperatureDrinking water facilityLatrines and urinalsSpittoons facility

General cleanliness.

• Clean and hygienic.• Disinfection of floors• Painting of walls• White washing• Treatment of wastages

Ventilation and temperature.

• Follow up of standards• Insulation techniques• Measures by C.I.F

• Dust and fumes

• Artificial humidification

• Overcrowding

• lighting

Drinking water facility

• At convenient place• Adequate quantity• Properly marked• 6 meters away• Inspection by state government

Latrines and urinals

• Separate for males and females• Clean and hygienic• Sanitary conditions• Lighting arrangement• Sufficient number

spittoons

• Sufficient number• Properly marked• Clean and hygienic• Penalty for violence

WELFARE PROVISIONS.

• Washing and sitting facility• First aid facility• Canteen, rest rooms, lunch rooms

facility• Creches facility• Welfare provisions

Washing and sitting facility.• Adequate and suitable.

• Separate

• At least two workers

First aid facility.• At convenient place

• Responsible person

• Ambulance facility

Canteen, rest rooms and lunch room facility.• Clean and hygienic• Subsidy rates• Management committee• Drinking water

Welfare officers.

• Number of workers

• Report to the C.I.F

• recommendations

Creches facility.

• Number of women workers• Age group of children• Separate women• Additional facilities

Conclusion.

“ facilities provided to the workers are the efforts to make life worth living for workmen.”

sources:

WWW.Google. Com.WWW.Sribd. Com .Industrial law text book.

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