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The historic decision taken by the dispensation led by J&K Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha, would benefit lakhs of unorganised workers as they have nothing to fall back on except the wages which they earn on a day to day basis.The

For the first time in 70-years the entire workforce, including ones in the unorganized sector, in Jammu and Kashmir have been provided with an insurance cover of Rs 2 lakhs. The premium of the insurance would be paid by the Labour and ...

The historic decision taken by the dispensation led by J&K Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha, would benefit lakhs of unorganised workers as they have nothing to fall back on except the wages which they earn on a day to day basis.The

India Briefing answers some frequently asked questions foreign hiring managers may have regarding the minimum wage in India.

Delhi: The minimum wage rates for the supervisor and clerical cadres of employees have also been revised.

The minimum wage rates for the supervisor and clerical cadres of employees have also been revised. The monthly wages of non-matriculated employees has been increased from Rs 18,187 to Rs 18499 and for matriculate employees from Rs 20,019 to Rs 20,357.

JAMMU, Oct 6: The PHE workers and daily wagers’ held a strong protest demonstration outside the office of Chief Engineer PHE/ Jal Shakti Department at B C Road Complex here today.They are demanding release of their pending wages of about 70 months and also regularisation of their services. Their strike and protest dharna continued on

JAMMU, Sept 27: The PHE workers and daily wagers’ protest dharna and strike continued on the 97th consecutive day today outside the office of Chief Engineer, PHE / Jal Shakti department Jammu and other Divisional and Sub-Divisional headquarters.Jal Shakti workers are on strike since June 22, 2022 and demanding release of their pending wages and

By means of Decree 46-2022, the Congress of the Republic approves the "Law for the Promotion of Foreign Capital Investment", published on the 19th of…

HC reprimands DSE for inaction on directives, grants final opportunity Seeks explanation for contemptuous attitude Mohinder Verma JAMMU, Sept 20: In an unheard of case, a Class-IV worker posted in a Government school is being paid Rs 500 per year since 1998 even after explicit directives of the High Court. Now, taking serious note of the sheer exploitation of a poor person and dubbing the case as a clear form of forced labour, Justice Wasim Sadiq Nargal has given final […]