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Understanding the Revised Minimum Wage Rates in Madhya Pradesh: Effective from 1st April 2024

The Madhya Pradesh Labour Department has issued a major correction to the minimum wage rates, effective from 1st April 2024. This update follows a prior notice on 13th March 2024, which had set significantly higher minimum salary rates. The revised rates aim to balance fair compensation for workers with the economic realities faced by employers.

Revised Minimum Wage Rates in Madhya Pradesh

As of 1st April 2024, the following minimum wage rates are applicable in Madhya Pradesh:

S.No

Category

Rates / Day

Rates / Month

1

Unskilled

 ₹391

 ₹10,175

2

Semi Skilled

 ₹424

 ₹11,032

3

Skilled

 ₹477 

 ₹12,410

4

Highly Skilled

 ₹527

 ₹13,710

Key Points to Note

1. Recovery of Excess Payments

If your organization has already paid higher wages based on the earlier notification from 13th March 2024, you are allowed to recover the excess amount. This can be done by adjusting the May 2024 salary sheet, showing it as an advance salary. This ensures that your payroll records remain accurate and compliant with the latest notification.

2. Payment of Arrears

In cases where the increased amount was not paid in April 2024, employers should ensure that the difference is included in the arrears for the April 2024 wages. This step is crucial to maintain compliance with the updated wage structure and to ensure that employees receive the correct compensation.

Importance of Compliance

Maintaining compliance with the revised minimum wage rates is not just a legal obligation but also a step towards fair employment practices. Employers must stay updated with such changes to avoid any legal complications and to foster a positive work environment.

Conclusion

The updated minimum wage rates in Madhya Pradesh reflect the state’s commitment to fair wages and economic stability. Employers should take immediate action to adjust their payroll systems according to the revised rates and ensure all necessary adjustments are made for previous payments.

For more detailed information, you can refer to the final applicable notification dated 24th May 2024, attached for your convenience.

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