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A worker who has a formal contract, regular wages, provident fund and paid leave is employed in the:
APrimary sector, because of contract clarity
BTertiary sector, because services need formal hires
CUnorganised sector, with formal supplementary benefits
DOrganised sector, characterised by formal employment terms
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Organised sector, characterised by formal employment terms
The organised sector is characterised by formal employment: registered, fixed salary, paid leave, PF, gratuity. Banks, railways, government offices are typical.
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