problem of women workers after childbirth

While  agreeing to all the suggestions  given for better medical and other support to women employed in the unorganized sector in the editorial, “partial cover” (11.3.17), I would also suggest additionally that ,  the facilities to enhance the opportunities for self employment through house hold industries  such as easy credit , free skill training in the making of easily marketable products and services, help rendered in acquiring  mobility through cycles ,  tri cycles and scooters and baby care centers  nears their homes would prevent  the marginalized women from being dropped out of the labour market after child birth for a prolonged time . These un organized women labourers are already suffering with discriminatory wages , lack of job security and denial of government facilities . Hence , if the government resort to inclusiveness in rendering labour rights to these women workers  they would continue to contribute to GNP without enforced unemployment after child birth and suffer the consequences of feminization of poverty .