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No salary slip, no day off: Homemakers ask if 24-hour labour can be valued at Rs 30,000

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No salary slip, no day off: Homemakers ask if 24-hour labour can be valued at Rs 30,000
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The Indian Supreme Court has set a notional monthly value of Rs 30,000 for a homemaker's labor in accident compensation cases. This ruling has sparked a national conversation about the economic invisibility of unpaid domestic work.

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This legal precedent acknowledges the significant economic contribution of domestic labor, which is traditionally excluded from GDP and formal financial systems.

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No salary slip, no day off: Homemakers ask if 24-hour labour can be valued at Rs 30,000 | India News - The Times of India

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The article focuses on social justice and the undervaluation of women's labor, aligning with progressive economic perspectives.

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