Question
Government of India has come up with several initiatives
for preventing discrimination against women at the workplace as well as increasing participation of women in various economic sectors. Arrange the following initiatives in chronological order: I. Equal Remuneration Act II. Payment of Wages Act III. Maternity Benefits Act IV. Minimum Wages ActSolution
The Payment of Wages Act was passed first (1936), followed by the Minimum Wages Act (1948), the Equal Remuneration Act (1976), and the Maternity Benefits Act (1961).
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