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FOOD CORPORATION OF INDIA
INSTITUTE OF FOOD SECURITYGURGAON
Cat.III Training Objective Test: Labour Systems in FCI
Name: . Maximum Marks : 25
ID No. Time : 15 Minutes
Cadre: .. Date :
1) Food Corporation of India was set up in:(a) 1964 (b) 1965 (c) 1966
2) Number of Labour Systems existing in FCI:
(a) 1 (b) 4 (c) 3
3) In case of contract labour system in FCI, who is the Principal
Employer?(a) Contractor (b) FCI (c) Labour/Worker
4) Contractor is required to obtain licence, if he wants to engage:
(a) 20 or more workers
(b) Less than 20 workers(c) Any no. of workers
5) Contractors in FCI have to obtain licence from:
(a) RPFC (b) ALC/RLC (Central) (c) ALC/RLC (State)
6) Contractors workers are eligible for:(a) CPF (b) EPF (c) None
7) The Workmens Compensation Act was passed in the year of:
(a) 1919 (b) 1923 (c) 1926
8) The compensation under Workmens Compensation Act is paid to anemployee/workman in case of:
(a) Death only (b) Disablement only (c) Both
9) Food handling operations in majority of the depots in FCI are being
handled by:(a) Departmental workers
(b) DPS workers(c) Contract workers
10) The Pay Scales of the departmental workers were last revised effectivefrom:-
(a) 1.1.2007 (b) 1.1.2008 (c) 1.1.2009
11) Whether departmental workers are eligible for City Compensatory
Allowance as per the latest revised wage structure?(a) Yes (b) No
12) A labour gang including Sardar and Mandal in departmental and DPS
categories consists of:-
(a) 10 persons (b) 12 persons (c) 14 persons
13) Departmental workers are getting washing allowance @:-(a) Rs.100 per month
(b) Rs.110 per month
(c) Rs.120 per month
14) Departmental workers are getting Transport Subsidy @:-(a) Rs.180 per month
(b) Rs.270 per month
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(c) Rs.290 per month
15) The retirement age of workers in departmental, DPS & TMC/NWNPsystem is:-
(a) 58 years (b) 60 years (c) 62 years
16) The Departmental workers are governed by the:-
(a) FCI (Staff) Regulations, 1971
(b) Certified Standing Orders under IndustrialEmployment (Standing Orders) Act, 1946(c) None of them
17) In a calendar year, the Departmental workers are eligible for privilege
leave of:-
(a) 20 days (b) 25 days (c) 30 days
18) Departmental workers are getting lump-sum payment for the outdoormedical treatment in the periodicity of:-
(a) Monthly (b) Quarterly (c) Half Yearly
19) Whether incentive wage is admissible to a departmental worker in a
shift after attending the normal output of (50 Kg. bags) as:(a) 70 bags (b) 105 bags (c) 125 bags
20) Incentive wage on a day in respect of the departmental workers is
being calculated on the basis of:-
(a) No. of Handling Labour (loaders) present on that day(b) Effective strength of gang including Sardar and/or Mandal
on that day(c) Prescribed strength of workers for a gang including Sardar
and Mandal.
21) The Disciplinary Authority for taking disciplinary action against the
delinquent departmental workers is:-(a) Manager concerned at depot level.
(b) Area Manager concerned.(c) General Manager (Region) concerned.
22) Presently the Minimum Guaranteed Daily Wage of the Ancillaryworker under the Direct Payment System (DPS) is:-
(a) Rs.163/- (b) Rs.193/- (c) Rs.198/-
23) In a calendar year, the workers under DPS are eligible to get sick leave
of:-(a) 20 days (b) 15 days (c) 10 days
24) Sardars, Mandals & Handling Workers in the Direct Payment System
(DPS) are getting piece rate wages on the basis of:-(a) Time scales of pay of these categories(b) ASOR% calculated by the Regions w.r.t. rate fixed per
100 bags for item 1(b) of Model Tender Form(c) None of the (a) & (b)
25) Departmental & DPS workers are eligible for:(a) CPF (b) EPF (c) None
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