Explain organised and unorganised sector with example

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The unorganised sector consists of casual workers; self employed persons in unorganised sector and private households; and others employed in organised and unorganised enterprises that do not receive fixed or regular wages, are not eligible either for paid, sick or annual leave or for any social security benefits given by the employer. Their terms of employment render them liable to be terminated at any time. The major portion of workforce in India is employed in unorganised sector. For example: agriculturral sector, domestic work, etc.

Organised sector consists of workers in private or public sector that receive regular salaries, emoluments and other benefits including leaves and social security in the form of provident funds and gratuity. They work under fixed terms of employment and cannot be terminated in a casual manner without notice. For example: education sector, health sector, etc.
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ORGANISED SECTOR

UNORGANISED SECTOR

Organised sector covers the businesses where the terms of employment are regular and people have assured jobs.

Unorganised sector is constituted by the small and scattered units which have remained outside the control of the government.

REGULATIONS

Government laid rules and regulations to follow.

There are rules and regulations, but are not followed.

PAYMENT

The salaries are paid as per Basic Wage Act.

The wages are low and irregularly paid.

SECURITY

The people enjoy the security of employment in organised sector.

The employment is not secured in Unorganised sector.

BENEFITS

Employees in organised sector enjoy insurance and medical claims and benefits.

Workers in unorganised sector don not have any insurance or medical benefits.

TERMINATION

The employees of the organised sector cannot be forced to leave the job without any strong reason.

The workers in the unorganised sector can be asked to leave the job without any reason.

INSIGHTS

The employees of the organised sector is only 8% of the total people but constitute 50% of the GDP of India.

The Unorganised sector constitutes 92% of the employed people and constitutes only 50% of the GDP of India.

EXTRA BENEFITS

The employees of the organised sector have extra benefits like overtime pays, paid leaves, medical leaves, etc.

The people in the unorganised sector don't have any extra benefits.
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