Different Types of Working Conditions Video Lecture | Social Studies (SST) Class 6

urban livelihoods different types of
working conditions
working for money why do most of the
adults work to earn money some people
have their own businesses some people
work for these business owners working
for others a person who has a job works
for someone else these people get paid
for their work by the owner of the
business the money that people receive
for doing a job is called a salary
working in a job many people in cities
work at different jobs and earn a salary
but there are many different kinds of
jobs - the way people earn money depends
on what kind of job they have
daily wages some people are employed on
daily wages that means they earn money
for each day of work they don't earn
money for the days that they don't work
they don't have a monthly salary
so if they are working to build a wall
and the world is for 45 days they earn
money for those 45 days if they don't
find work for the next one month they
don't earn money so they have to keep
finding work to make sure they make
money there are many people who work on
farms or on factories where work is
seasonal these people find work easily
in the work season it is hard for them
to find different kind of work offseason
if these people fall sick for a week and
don't work they don't get money for
those days when these people become old
and stop earning they don't get any
money either
if they work Monday to Saturday and take
a break on Sunday they get weird for six
days not for the whole week so they
actually earn for each day that they
work this kind of work is also called
casual labor permanent jobs the other
kind of work is the one that is all year
long the work exists all year round
it is not seasonal that is why it is
called permanent work these jobs are
called permanent jobs as they are not
seasonal
people working in permanent jobs draw a
monthly salary the work exists all
year-round they do not have to go
finding work in different places at
certain times of the year
these people usually work for five or
six days a week and have one or two days
off each week as their salary for the
whole month is fixed they do not have to
work all seven days a week all this is
told to them when they join the job
they have some leaves that are allotted
to them at the beginning of the year if
they are given 24 leaves in a year they
can remain absent from work for 24 days
and still get paid
for those days they don't lose their
salary
the job may put aside some money for
insurance medical facilities and old-age
plans or pensions a pension means the
money that they get when they become old
and retire and stop working some money
is kept aside from their salary each
month for this by the owner where they
work
so basically employees in these kind of
jobs have retirement savings some jobs
even have medical insurance that means
if the employee falls sick a part of the
bill is paid by the company
in some cases this benefit is extended
to the members of the employees family
as well
think and discuss give two examples of
each a daily wages job the seasonal job
a permanent job
what is the basic difference between a
seasonal job and the permanent job
sushant had high fever and could not go
to work how does it affect him if he is
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