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https://www.talforce.in/blog/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Construction-Workers-India-Employer-Forum.png700400The labour laws in independent India draw their inspiration from the views expressed by nationalist leaders during the freedom struggle, debates in the Constituent Assembly, provisions of the Constitution, and international conventions and recommendations. The Constitution of India, aligning with Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles of State Policy, enshrines the relevance of human labour's dignity and the need to protect and safeguard the interests of workers. These laws are influenced by important human rights, conventions, and standards established by the United Nations, including the right to choose employment, protection against discrimination, prohibition of child labour, just and humane working conditions, social security, protection of wages, grievance redressal, the right to form trade unions, collective bargaining, and participation in management. The Indian Labour Conference and the International Labour Conference have also played a significant role in shaping labour legislation. Recommendations from national committees and commissions, such as the First National Commission on Labour (1969), National Commission on Rural Labour (1991), and Second National Commission on Labour (2002), as well as judicial pronouncements on labour-related matters, have influenced the development of labour laws in India.