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A day after the two-day national strike organised by 10 Central Trade Unions dominated by Left-leaning outfits, opposition parties in the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday ironically leaned on RSS-affiliate Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh (BMS) to hit out at Centre for its neglect of country's labour force.

New Delhi: Replying to a query from YSRCP Rajya Sabha member Vijayasai Reddy, the Minister of State for Labour and Employment Rameshwar Teli has said that several states have already notified the rules and regulations on the four Labour Codes, which have been enacted in Parliament. He said that as per the latest information, 28 States including the Union Territories have

The two-day nationwide strike by central trade unions to protest against the government policies entered its second day on Tuesday, impacting normal life in some parts of the country.

NEW DELHI, Mar 29: The two-day nationwide strike by central trade unions to protest against the government policies entered its second day on Tuesday, impacting normal life in some parts of the country. According to reports, public transport and banking services remain partly disrupted for the second day in some states. “Workers in Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh have joined the strike on the second day in addition to the workforce of state on the agitation on Monday. Workers in almost [&hell...

Only 15 states and union territories have so far pre-published draft rules for all the four Labour Codes passed by Parliament. Six states and two union territories have not published draft rules for even a single Labour Code. The Parliament has passed the Code on Wages in 2019 and the three other Codes – Industrial Relations, Social Security and Occupation Safety, Health and

Workers apprehend that the Labour Codes’ avowed aim of increasing “ease of doing business” will make room for “ease of exploitation of workers” by unscrupulous industrialists and businessmen

The general strike called by ten central trade unions against the Narendra Modi government scheduled for February 23-24 has now been shifted to March 28-29 following the third wave of Covid-19, upcoming Assembly elections and local polls in Odisha and Tamil Nadu. The decision to postpone the general strike "against the anti-worker, anti-people, anti-national policies" of the

One of the biggest impacts the upcoming Union Budget 2022 may have on employees and organisations could be in the form of announcements around the four proposed labour codes, the implementation of which has been long delayed. 

More than 17 crore informal sector workers have registered themselves on the e-Shram portal

More than 17 crore informal sector workers have registered themselves on the e-Shram portal