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ERLL

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Child care Leave for employees of Central Government was introduced as a result of recommendation of the –

a)

a) Second central pay commission

b)

b) Eighth central pay commission

c)

c) Tenth central pay commission

d)

d) Sixth central pay commission

2.

Women employees having minor children may be granted child care leave by a competent authority for a maximum period of –

a)

a) 730 days

b)

b) 370 days

c)

c) 530 days

d)

d) 420 days

3.

What is the responsibility of labor commissioner of state level?

a)

a) Proper Execution of provisions

b)

b) Proper implementation of provisions

c)

c) Proper formation of provisions

4.

A charge sheet can be issued –

a)

a) By the appointing authority or authority lower than the appointing authority

b)

b) By the Disciplinary authority or by an authority senior in rank to the concerned employee

c)

c) Without the specific approval of the Appointing or Disciplinary Authority

d)

d) Only a)

5.

Central Industrial Labor Relation Machinery, was set up in the year –

a)

a) 1945

b)

b) 1860

c)

c) 1958

d)

d) 1955

6.

As per 3(1), the Central Advisory Contract Labor Board shall advise the Central Government and State Government on matters arising out of the administration of this Act as referred to it and to carry out other functions assigned to it under this Act –

a)

True

b)

False

7.

The state government may make rules requiring that in any specified factory wherein more than _____are ordinarily employed, a canteen shall be provided and maintained by the occupier for the use of the workers.

a)

a) 100 workers

b)

b) 250 workers

c)

c) 200 workers

d)

d) 150 workers

8.

A breach can occur-

a)

a) If a party fails to perform within the time frame specified

b)

b) Does not perform in accordance with the terms of the agreement

c)

c) Only a)

d)

d) Both a) and b)

9.

The Bipartite machinery to settle industrial dispute in India was established in the year –

a)

a) 1919

b)

b) 1930

c)

c) 1920

d)

d) 1945

10.

A person who is casually engaged in others’ farm or non farm enterprises is

a)

Casual Wage Labour

b)

Contract Labour

c)

Wage Labour

d)

Casual Labour

11.

Central Board of workers's Education is an autonomous body under the ministry of-

a)

Labour & Employment

b)

Labour

c)

Employment

d)

None of them

12.

The Government of India initiated the

workers’ Education scheme in-

a)

1960

b)

1958

c)

1968

d)

1980

13.

Central Industrial Labour Relation Machinery was an outcome of the recommendation of-

a)

Central Commission

b)

Commission on Labour Relation Machinery

c)

Royal Commission on Labour

14.

In Check-Off system management extends the facility of

a)

deducting the union subscription fee from the salary of the worker member

b)

paying the amount to the concerned union

c)

Both (a) & (b)

d)

None of them

15.

Gherao can last for several hours or even days and during that staff are

a)

Suggested to go out and fulfill pending demand of the workers

b)

Prevented from going out pending fulfillment of the demand

of the workers

16.

What is Gherao?

a)

Gherao is a physical blockade of a target

b)

Gherao is a physical blockade of a target not by encirclement occupation

c)

Gherao is a physical blockade of a target, either by encirclement or forcible occupation

17.

Which is not a characteristic of blue collar workers-

a)

Operative level workers

b)

Employed at production floor

c)

Paid on piece or time rate basis

d)

They do not perform manual labor

18.

Central Industrial Labour Relation Machinery, was set up in-

a)

July, 1945

b)

April, 1945

c)

April, 1999

d)

July, 1999

19.

Certifying Officer means-

a)

Labour Commissioner

b)

Regional Labour Commissioner

c)

Both (a) & (b)

d)

Only (a)

20.

Purpose of central advisory boards is-

a)

Advising the Central and state Governments in the matter of fixation and revision of minimum rates of wages

b)

Advising the Central Government in the matter of fixation and revision of minimum rates of wages

c)

Advising the State Government in the matter of fixation and revision of minimum rates of wages