A direct appeal to the Minister of Labour & Employment to acknowledge the crisis facing informal and unorganised workers — seeking urgent policy reform, expanded ESIC/EPFO coverage, and a seat at the table for independent labour unions in national wage and welfare deliberations.        

     A call to foster peaceful industrial relations between workers, employers, and the state — urging dialogue over conflict, and cooperation over confrontation, for a stable and productive labour environment across India.

      Demanding formal recognition, legal protection, and fair wages for the millions of domestic workers who remain invisible to policy — calling for mandatory registration, social security coverage, and an end to exploitative working conditions.

      Urging full implementation of the Street Vendors (Protection of Livelihood and Regulation of Street Vending) Act, 2014 — including Town Vending Committees, identity cards, and protection from arbitrary eviction and police harassment.

       NAILU urges the Ministry of Labour and Employment to prioritize and strengthen occupational safety standards across all sectors, with particular focus on the unorganised and informal workforce who remain the most vulnerable to workplace accidents, hazardous conditions, and negligence. We call for strict enforcement of safety regulations, mandatory employer accountability, accessible grievance mechanisms, and regular safety audits — because no wage, no deadline, and no profit is worth a worker’s life or limb.