Question
This theory of labour welfare is a perspective that
emphasizes the role of regulatory mechanisms and enforcement in ensuring labour welfare. It focuses on the need for strict monitoring, compliance, and legal frameworks to protect workers' rights and well-being. The theory recognizes that voluntary measures and goodwill alone may not be sufficient to ensure adequate labour welfare and that a regulatory framework is necessary to enforce compliance.Solution
Explanation: it is the characteristics of “policing Theory”.
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