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The
broad objective of the paper is to understand
the decentralised production method by
analyzing the labour process and associated
labour flexibility in the context of leather
footwear industry in Southern India. The
paper argues that leather footwear industries
located in Ambur is highly mechanized
and assembly line form of production organisation.
The structure of production is decentralised,
which implies that certain production
operations are subcontracted by registered
factories to informal small units and
to home-based women workers through subcontractors.
It is found that labour flexibility is
quite evident in Ambur leather footwear
industry.
March 10, 2007.
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