The government, which is facing all-round criticism of unemployment, is preparing a special policy for employment. According to sources, it can be announced in the budget, under which the government will provide financial assistance to those who give new jobs.

To increase employment, focus on new employment in the organized sector, small-scale industries. Under the new policy, the government can give one share to the PF. At present, this is a discount in the leather and textile sector.

According to sources, the conditions related to Labor Law can be relaxed in the budget. It is possible for those who are hired to get an income tax. A new emphasis will be on the quality employment in the new policy. Employment will be guaranteed as well as training of skill.

The government can subsidize skill-based skill training. The government's focus in the upcoming budget will also be to explore new employment opportunities in rural areas. It is expected to have an emphasis on Infra and Rural Sector in the budget.

Experts say that the government can take many measures in the budget to give new jobs, which will be directly benefited by the corporate sector and its related companies. Increasing the consolidation of companies will increase the earnings of companies, which will benefit the investors.

In such a situation, Consumption Based Stocks can prove to be a safe bet. Jagdish Thakkar, director of Fortune Fiscal, says that the ban on bondage and GST has been on jobs.

This has reduced the number of unskilled jobs, due to which the government has suffered in Gujarat elections. In Gujarat election, the government has got less support from the rural area, because most of the GST and the banquets are lying in the rural area.

In such a situation, there is a pressure on the government to increase the employment opportunities. The government's focus will be on enhancing rural funding in the upcoming budget, to create new employment opportunities.

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