Why is job security generally lower in the unorganised sector?

Higher educational qualifications required

No government protection laws

More workers are needed

Workers have guaranteed contracts

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B. No government protection laws

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Job security in the unorganised sector is lower because there are no government protection laws to secure workers' rights, making their employment vulnerable.

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