The programme aims to equip the participants with knowledge and skills for effective Identification, release and immediate rehabilitation (Critical Crisis Period) of Bonded Labourers.

The programme aims at enriching the knowledge of the participants about the concept, importance and inevitability of convergence in the policies and programme implementation and build synergies with government agencies, partnership with stakeholders and social partners for its effectiveness to address Labour and Development Issues.

Driven by various mega trends – technological advancements, demographic transition and globalisation – the world of work has been experiencing massive transformations in the last two to three decades. In this crucial and evolving phase of the world of work, COVID-19 heralds unprecedented challenges, particularly in terms of even safeguarding jobs and incomes of the people. Nuanced understanding and analysis of the ongoing transformations in the world of work, on the one hand, and the ramifications of the COVID-related crisis in the labour and employment scenario, on the other, help us to identify some of the major pathways that may be navigated by the public policies related to labour in order to ensure a favourable and brighter future of work. It is also very obvious that we need collective action and proactive involvement of all concerned stakeholders, ranging from the government, employers and trade unions to researchers and civil society organisations, to respond to the challenges of change. It is against this background that the V.V. Giri National Labour Institute is organising this training programme on the ‘Future of Work: Navigating Transformations Effectively’ with the following specific objectives.

To strengthen the understanding of gender issues in labour and raising awareness & effective implementation of social security measures.

The aim of the programme is to enhance leadership skills and knowledge about social security.

To build the capacity of officials in order to promote the effective system of Recognition of Prior Learning (RRL) in India

To Enhance data-handling, analytical and writing skills among stakeholders engaged in planning, implementing and monitoring the flagship programmes pertaining to the issue of labour

The programme aims to equip the participants with knowledge and skills for effective Identification, release and immediate rehabilitation (Critical Crisis Period) of Bonded Labourers.