QUESTIONNAIRE - I. Questions for Workers/employees of Industry. Age: Sex: Qualification: Native Place:

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1 QUESTIONNAIRE - I Questions for Workers/employees of Industry. Name of the Worker/Employee Age: Sex: Qualification: Native Place: Married/Single: M S Skilled/Unskilled/Permanent/Temporary/Contract/Casual: Name & Address of Organisation/Industry: Type: Government Organisation/Public Sector/Private Sector: Employed Since When: Position in Industry : Whether Local/Migrant : Number of Dependants in the Family: Whether Member of Trade Union: Yes/No Number of Co-Workers/Employees in Industry: Your Opinion about your: Employer/Owner/Management/Manager/Supervisory Staff/On Shop Floor: Good/Benevolent/Fair in Dealings/Law Abiding/Bad/Exploiter/Anti- Labour/Anti-Union/Unfair Labour Prationer

2 Your Opinion About Your Trade Union: Good/Benevolent/Fair in Dealings/A Friend in Need/Law Abiding/Strong/Pro-Worke/Weak/Pro-Management/Selfish/Exploiter Are you Aware of your Rights under Labour Laws: Yes/No Are you informed about your Rights by Management: Yes/No Do you feel protected as a worker by Labour Laws: Yes/No Are you satisfied with you own performance: Yes/No Are you satisfied with the wages, etc that you earn: Yes/No # Your overall impression about the industrial performance in Maharashtra and the reason for the same. Name: Place: Signature/Thumb Impression

3 QUESTIONNAIRE - II For the employer/owner/ocupier of Industry. Name of the Employer/Owner/Occupier Age: Sex: Qualification: Native Place: Married/Single: M S Name & Address of Organisation/Industry: Type: Government Organisation/Public Sector/Private Sector: Employed Since When: Position in Industry : Your general opinion about functioning of Industry after liberlisation: Smooth/Good/Progressive/Troublesome/Bad Your Opinion about the Industrial Relations: Cordial/Smooth/Good/Progressive/Troublesome/Bad/Hostile What are the difficulties faced by you in dealings with 1. With the Government Authorities.

4 2. With the permanent workers/casual workers/contract worker. 3. With the supervisory staff. 4. With the labour contractors 5. With the seniors of your establishment. 6. With the creditors and suppliers. What are the constraints faced by your establishments in increasing employment and production. 1. Power shortage : Yes / No. 2. Inadequate availability of Capital Yes / No. 3. Inadequate availability of raw material Yes / No. 4. Non availability of skilled labour. Yes / No. 5. Are you interested in shedding permanent jobs and hiring contract labours Yes / No. Why?.

5 6. Labour laws (absence of freedom to fire workers/close establishment) Yes / No. Why?. Do you feel that the Indian labour laws are more protective and prolabours Yes / No. Your General Opinion about Functioning of Industry After liberalisation Name: Place Signature

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