Karnataka Shop & Establishment Amendment

Posted by & filed under Karnataka-Shop act.

As per the powers conferred by subsection (1) of Section (11,) and Sub Section (2) of Section 12 of the Karnataka Shop & establishment act 1961 government of Karnataka hereby makes the following ammendment.

(4) No Employee in any establishment shall be required or allowed to work for more than nine hours on any day and forty-eight hours in any week.

Provided that the total number of hours of work including overtime shall not exceed ten hours on any day except on the day of stock-taking and preparation of accounts. Provided further that the total number of overtime hours worked by an employee does not exceed fifty hours in a period of three continuous months

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Karnataka Labour welfare fund benefits

Posted by & filed under Labour welfare fund-Karnataka.

Pls refer to the respective press note in regards to avail the benefits of the Labour welfare fund in Karnataka

Board has invited to apply online applications to those eligible children of organized sector Workers who are working in firms/factories and Shop & Establishments for educational assistance for the year 2021-2022.

The students who have passed in the previous examination with 50% for General category and 45% for SC/ST category students and who are studying in this academic year 2021-2022, in High School, (8th to 10th std) and PUC, ITI, D.Ed, Diploma, Degree, Post Graduate, Engineering, and Medical courses are eligible. Parents or Guardian’s monthly income should not exceed Rs.21,000/- Per month and those who are paying a contribution to the Karnataka Welfare Fund are eligible to apply online on the respective link as given below www.klwbapps.karnataka.gov.in on or before 31st Aug 2021.

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Inter-State Migrant Workmen Enactment In Madhya Pradesh Special Campaign for License & Registration

Posted by & filed under Migrant Worker-MadhyaPradesh.

The government of Madhya Pradesh has issued a circular to all jurisdictional officers in Madhya Pradesh under The Inter-State Migrant Workmen (Regulation of Employment and Conditions of Service) Act, 1979.

As per the circular, the labour department has directed all jurisdictional officers to run a special campaign from 1st July 2021 to 31st July 2021 for registration of major employers and license to the contractor and make all the employers or institutions and labour organizations of their jurisdiction aware of instructions as mentioned in the circular.

Synopsis

  1. As per section 18 employer without permission no employee will be deployed from one state to another.
  2. As per section 13 all inter state migrant workers wages will be paid as per minimum wages act.
  3. Employer will have to bear the cost of travelling to & fro of the respective employee.
  4. All Employer are advise to issue One passbook which will iclude the details of the emplopyee/Employer /Employee Photo & all emegency contact number/KYC Details.
  5. All Wages will be transfered to the respective bank account.
  6. All Employees of inter state migrant will be covered in all the state & Central Social security code.

All Employer wherein on any day or having more than 5 migrant workers will have to register & pay a nominal fee for Registration per the chart given below

Also the License fees as per the chart

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Tripura Minimum wages other than shop & Establishment W.E.F 1st Apr 2021

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In continuation to my earlier post on the Tripura Minimum wages http://blog.pcsmgmt.com/2021/07/tripura-minimum-wages-notification-april-2021.html below are the other class of industries Minimum wages the effective date is 1st Apr 2021

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Exemption to Factories/Establishment Engaged in Seasonal Processing -Andhrapradesh

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In exercise of the powers conferred under Section 87 & 88 read with Section 91-A of the Employees’ State Insurance Act,1948 (Act No.34 of 1948) the Governor of Andhra Pradesh hereby exempts Factories / Establishments in Andhra Pradesh State engaged in the seasonal processing and re-drying of un-manufactured leaf tobacco or processes incidental and connected there with from the operation of the said Act till 03.07.2022, with effect from the date of issue of notification subject to usual terms and conditions.

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Kerala Minimum wages notification May 2021

Posted by & filed under Minimum Wages-Kerala.

Government of Kerala Vide G.O.(MS) No.103/2013/LBR. dated 31-8-2013 of Labour and Skills (E) Department, and the G.O.(Ms) No. 34/2015/LBR. dated 26-03-2015 published in the Kerala Gazette extraordinary No.19 (Vol. IV ) dated 12-05-2015 in regards to Shop & Commercial Establishment & employment in Computer Software Sector

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Circular on Mandatory Registration of Inter-State Migrant Worker – Govt. of Delhi

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  • Good move by the Delhi govt in regards to interstate migrant workers . Now all principal employers employing (or have employed during last 12 months) the workers through outsourcing are required to mandatorily register with Labour Department through e-district portal of Govt of NCT of Delhi on therespective link https://edistrict.delhigovt.nic.in .
  • Every interstate migrant workmen shall be issued passbook by the contractor containing details of employment and shall be provided other benefits as provided in the Act.
  • All Principal employers are requested to advise your members who are employing (or have employed during last 12 months) the interstate migrant workers through outsourcing as Principal Employers or providing the interstate migrant workers as contractors to fulfil their statutory obligations set out in the Act. Noncompliance of the statutory obligations will attract appropriate legal action as mentioned in the Act.
  • In my view every state has to follow this model in the interest of the workers and follow the act.
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