Workplace Relations in Colonial Bengal: The Jute Industry and Indian Labour 1870s-1930s by Anna Sailer offers a detailed look at the social and economic world of colonial Bengal, focusing on the jute industry and the lives of Indian workers. Drawing on labour history, the book examines how employers, workers, and colonial structures shaped everyday workplace relations over several decades.
Readers interested in business history, labour studies, and colonial India will find a thoughtful, research-driven account of how industry, power, and employment intersected in the past. It is an engaging choice for anyone who wants to understand the human side of industrial change and the making of modern labour relations.
