1. Right to Work, Employment
regulation and Social Security for Unorganised Workers:
·
Formulate
Comprehensive Welfare Legislation for the Unorganised Sector Workers in the
Country ensuring right to work,
protection of regular employment and social security.
·
Constitute National Wage Policy ensuring the
concept of Need Based Minimum Wage.
·
Constitute
separate Welfare Legislation for the workers
in the Agricultural Sector.
·
Extend
Implementation of MNREGA for 200 days
in a year to all rural workers.
·
Implement total
implementation of the Building and Other
Construction Workers (Regulation of Employment and Conditions of Service)
Act, 1996 in
all the States of the Country by framing the appropriate Rules there under and
constituting and activating Welfare Boards immediately.
·
Ensure better
working conditions, protection of right to life and livelihood of the crafts persons and rural artisans in
the country.
·
Curb the
existing infirmities in the implementation of the Inter State Migrant Workers (Regulation of
Employment and Conditions of Service) Act, 1976 in respect of their
exploitation and identity crises.
·
Formulate the
Welfare Legislation for the Domestic Workers
in the Country by introduction of legal provisions for
minimum wage & Social Security ensuring a measure
of welfare and conditions of service.
·
Stop
all sorts of harassment and exploitation
by the employers of Domestic
Workers.
·
Constitute Domestic Workers'
National Welfare Board.
·
Implement properly the Forest Rights Act,
2006 for the forest workers.
·
Constitute
a separate Ministry for Fisheries and Fisher’s Welfare.
·
Protect
the Rights of the Small and Traditional Fishing Communities.
·
Formulate A Comprehensive Legislation to Save the Coastal
Natural Resources.
·
Scrap the provisions for
bringing in foreign fishing vessels in the name of ‘joint venture’, withdraw permits to foreign vessels
already fishing in the Indian EEZ,
·
Stop promoting corporate
involvement in deep sea fishing and reserve
the deep sea resources for the benefit of fishing communities.
·
Stop all sorts of Bans and Restrictions on Fishing Through
Environmental Laws and MCPAs:
·
Ratify and implement the ILO’s Work in Fishing
Convention, 2007, and extend its provisions to all fishers, to improve
their working and living conditions.
·
Unorganised
workers in Tea Garden should get
proper social security.
·
Tea
Garden workers in Assam and West Bengal are basically the indigenous people forcibly migrated from the then Bihar (now
Jharkhand) and West Bengal, Similarly several dalits and backward people from
Bihar and Uttar Pradesh came to West Bengal to work in Jute, Cotton,
Engineering and other allied industries. But due to several reasons a large
number of tea gardens and most of the Jute, cotton and engineering industries
are closed leading to unemployment, they should get social recognition and
protection from the Government.
2. Environment Protection &
Sustainability:
·
Ensure People’s Protection of land area covered by
forest
·
Ensure Ratio of area
protected to maintain biological
diversity to surface area
·
Scientific
control of Energy use to protect environment
·
Control on Carbon dioxide emissions and consumption of ozone-depleting
·
Stop
man-made emissions of greenhouse gases
·
Ensure peoples control for using of solid fuels
·
Ensure peoples control with
sustainable access to improved water
sources both in
urban and rural areas
·
Guarantee for people’s access to improved sanitation
·
Plantation
of trees and wild animals should be properly
protected.
·
Appropriate
technology should be implemented.
·
100% use of Bio Fertilizer and Bio Pesticides in
agriculture and to aware of the farmers about farming with minimum uses of
water,
·
pollution need to be checked from ground level
·
Connection of
Rivers should
be stopped as it will make adverse effect on nature.
·
Save wet lands
to
protect biodiversity of the nature.
·
To mitigate and overcome the
devastation caused by flood & drought appropriate,
sustainable and long-term initiatives will be taken up by the Govt
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