Trade Unions and Women Workers in Tea Plantations

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Review of Labour

Kanchan Sarkar

Sharit K Bhowmik

Vol. 33, Issue No. 52, 26 Sep, 1998

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Review of Labour

Kanchan Sarkar

Sharit K Bhowmik

Vol. 33, Issue No. 52, 26 Sep, 1998

Trade Unions and Women Workers in Tea Plantations

Vol. 33, Issue No. 52, 26 Sep, 1998

Review of Labour

Kanchan Sarkar, Sharit K Bhowmik

in Tea Plantations Kanchan Sarkar Sharit K Bhowmik Despite forming half the labour force in planations, women workers have remained marginalised in trade unions of plantation workers, A study of three tea plantations in the Dooars and Terai areas of north Bengal.

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