Sentence examples for organised sector from inspiring English sources

This privileged group included well-placed government servants, who qualified for a civil service medical benefit scheme, and employees in the privately owned organised sector, which had a mandatory social security scheme from 1990 onwards, and received some government subsidy.

Critics, however, say that the railways are not expanding nearly fast enough to meet the needs of an economy that is expected to grow by as much as 7% this year, a rate that optimists say can be sustained for years.The railways employ some 6% of the workforce in India's "organised" sector, and its managers are proud of their record of good industrial relations.

Delhi analysts Technopak Advisors, say modern stores have grown 20% a year for the past four years but there is much room for growth as less than 8% of retail spending in urban areas is in what it terms the "organised" sector.

Of a national workforce of over 400m, only about 9m are in the private organised sector.

But that reliance will change if they can expand into the organised sector.

By 2012, HSBC predicts, their share will have shrunk to about four-fifths as big, "organised" stores such as Reliance lure shoppers.Most clothes shops in the organised sector sell expensive brands for wealthy buyers.

The industrial sector of the state continues to be highly underdeveloped – brickfields and tea industry are the only two organised sectors.

But we believe it is time to think radically about delivering fairness not by redistributing income or reforming schools, but by re-organising sectors of the economy.

According to the US-based International Recipresidentand AssoCEOtion's pRon Whitneyd CEO Ron Whithey, the UK's organised barter sector is one of the fastest growing in the world.

The attempts to regulate and organise this sector have been difficult; one interesting experience in Dakar occurred during a programme of fleet renewal.

This was one of the conclusions to emerge from a round table discussion, organised by public sector IT professionals' organisation Socitm, at the recent Public Sector IT Leadership Forum.