Qualifying Vulnerability Using OSHI and MSWASTO correlate Welfare Access with Workplace Safety Amoung Migrant Workers

This study presents an extensive analysis of the safety and welfare conditions of migrant workers in Tamil Nadu, particularly urban areas applying an integrative framework
dependable in rights of labors, occupational health standards and their socio-economic labor rights, occupational health standards, and socio-economic accessibility. This methodological triangulation integrates both the qualitative data from key stakeholder’s interviews and quantitative data collected from structured survey. The stakeholders involved in this study are industry laborers, Labor department officials, Construction Managers, Project Managers and NGOs. The Quantitative data were examined using SPSS software for Descriptive statistics, logistic regression and correlation matrices for identifying the main determinants influencing welfare access and workplace safety.