Why 4.5 Years To Frame Rules? Supreme Court Questions Delay In Implementing 2020 Code On Rights Of Gig Workers

The Supreme Court has questioned the 45-year delay in framing rules for gig workers, highlighting the urgent need to implement the 2020 code on their rights. This delay underscores the challenges in protecting the rights of gig workers. The court's intervention reflects the judiciary's concern over the slow progress in labor reforms. This case highlights the need for timely implementation of legislation to safeguard workers' rights. The court's scrutiny emphasizes the importance of addressing the evolving nature of work.