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The Jan Vishwas Bill aims to decriminalise around 180 offences by amending 42 laws across sectors including environment, agriculture, media, industry and publication

According to the Department of Labor, Chinatown Supermarket and Chinatown Wholesale LLC paid the back wages and penalties in full in June

The Jan Vishwas Bill, introduced by Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal, has been passed by the Lok Sabha in the monsoon session. An amendment of provisions is being proposed across 42 Acts administered by 19 ministries. The Bills proposed amendments include the decriminalisation of minor offences on the lines of the Jan Vishwas Bill, rationalisation of monetary penalties and removal of imprisonment accompanied by a penalty payment.

The Lok Sabha on Thursday passed the Jan Vishwas (Amendment of Provisions) Bill amid din as the Opposition continued to protest in the House. The morning session was stalled by the protest. As soon as the House assembled, the Opposition MPs demanded the PMs statement on Manipur.

The Working Catholic: Child Labor by Bill Droel It is a fallacy to believe that if teenage members of a family spend more time on a job, the family will

Utah's largest Asian grocer was ordered to pay $525,000 in back wages, penalties and damages as a result of a U.S. Department of Labor investigation. The lawsuit: Chinatown Supermarket, a family-owned grocer in Salt Lake City Chinatown, faced a federal lawsuit in March 2022 for obstructing an investigation regarding its labor practices. According to a news release from the Wage and Hour division, a preliminary injunction against the supermarket was obtained when they “attempted to ...

Food safety is a global issue that transcends boundaries and geographical locations. Safe food is essential for a sound health and food safety is critical to the policy makers of any nation for securing public...

Prior to submitting a report, the volunteers lodged a police complaint at Maloya police station pertaining to the cruelty against animals. At least 277 diaries containing around 3,887 cattle were visited during the six months long survey.

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) insists it is adopting a comprehensive approach to eradicate food safety issues in the country, including large-scale testings on key commodities like milk and dairy products.

Lee Kum Kee plans, Rage Coffee RTD strategy, Wellversed wellness ecosystem and more feature in this edition of India Focus.