Collectivising
Workers
Collectivising Workers
Legal Education
and Aid
Legal Education and Aid
The efficacy of this work rests on a strong cadre of para-legal workers identified from the community institutions (worker collectives; women’s solidarity groups) that we work with.
Labour Line
Labour Line
64,000
registrations
BOCW Board registrations
33.65
crores
Scheme value secured for workers
16,000
cases
Cases registered by India LabourLine
15.06
crores
Unpaid wages and compensation recovered
Skilling and
Employment
Skilling and Employment
Occupational
Safety and Health
Occupational Safety and Health
Empowering
Women at Work
Empowering Women at Work
15,000 women, Ujala Samoohs across rural south Rajasthan
Accessing
Entitlements
Accessing Entitlements
Research
and Policy
Research and Policy
WFF draws upon Aajeevika’s practice in field locations using participatory tools of inquiry and blends these with wider research evidence to formulate policy positions and arguments.
WFF’s research inquiries have a strong focus on the structural and political economy questions located at the cusp of labour and migration, gender, occupational safety, labour law, industrial supply chains, and urban governance. These inquiries are grounded in ethnographic action research which reflects concerns arising from the communities we work with. Findings from our research and writing not only directly feed into our programmes but also help us shape policy messages for the state, industry, labour organisations, civil society groups and multi-lateral organisations such as the ILO.