What is the correct reason for linking social security with meaningful work?

Correct answer: It gives support in risks and possibility of dignified life to the worker

Social security includes support that protects workers and their families when illness, injury, disability, unemployment, old age, maternity, or another serious risk affects earning ability. It may include insurance, benefits, pensions, or other public and workplace arrangements. Such protection reduces the fear that one unexpected event will destroy a household’s livelihood. It also supports dignity because a worker is treated as a person with rights, not only as a source of labour.

The correct choice is A because meaningful work should provide a reasonably secure and dignified life, not only a wage for the present day. Social security does not make work unpaid, remove the need for skills, or stand apart from social justice. Instead, it is an important part of fair or decent work. By sharing or reducing risks, it helps workers remain healthy, protected, and able to plan their lives with greater confidence.