The organized sector is a part of the economy that is regulated by the government and follows specific rules and regulations. It comprises certain companies or workplaces in which the employment term is regular and employees are guaranteed employment. These companies are authorized by the government and must comply with the laws and regulations set out in various laws, including the Minimum Wages Act, Factories Act, the Gratuity Payment Act, the Shops and Establishments Act, and so on. The job terms are set and predictable, and workers are guaranteed work. The organized sector is well structured and recognized by the government of India. Professionals in the organized sector enjoy several advantages, including job stability and additional benefits such as various allowances and remunerations. They have a set monthly income, work schedule, and salary increases at regular periods. Examples of the organized sector include banks, registered industrial workers, government schools, colleges, and employees.