What are the benefits provided by the government under labour laws to protect workers rights ?

A. More holidays

B. Protection of wages

C. Compensation for loss

D. Right to form trade union

E. Providing unemployment allowances

Choose the correct answer from the options given below :

B, C, D only

The correct answer is option (4) : B, C, D only

• Protection of wages (B): Labour laws ensure that workers receive fair wages for their work and protect them from exploitation regarding payment.
• Compensation for loss (C): Workers are entitled to compensation for any loss or injury that occurs during the course of their employment, as mandated by labour laws.
• Right to form trade union (D): Labour laws typically guarantee workers the right to form trade unions or associations to collectively bargain for better working conditions and wages.

A. More holidays: While some labour laws might mandate a minimum number of paid holidays, the number of holidays can vary depending on the industry, company policies, and negotiated agreements. It's not a universally guaranteed benefit.

E. Providing unemployment allowances: While some countries might have unemployment benefit programs, it's not a direct provision of most labour laws.