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Variable DA for workers in Central sphere revised

Variable DA for workers in Central sphere revised Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA The Labour Ministry has notified and revised the rate of variable dearness allowance (VDA) for different categories of workers engaged in various scheduled employments in the central sphere, with effect from April 1. It is expected to benefit about 1.50 crore workers. The rate of wages including variable dearness allowance area wise per day for the unskilled, semi-skilled/unskilled supervisor, skilled/clerical and highly skilled employees engaged in construction or maintenance of roads/runways/building operations ranges from ₹431 to ₹854. It varies from ₹431 to ₹645 for those in sweeping/cleaning and loading/unloading works.

Govt hikes variable DA, move to benefit over 1 5 crore workers

  The Ministry of Labour and Employment on Friday announced a hike in variable dearness allowance for more than 1.5 crore workers in the central sphere by Rs 105 to Rs 210 per month. The hike, which will be effective from April 1, 2021, will also result in an increase in rate of minimum wages for central sphere employees and workers. It will be for scheduled employment in central sphere and applicable to the establishments under the authority of central government, railway administration, mines, oil fields, major ports or any corporation established by the central government. These rates are equally applicable to contract and casual employees/workers.

Why MBBS students on COVID-19 duty may not get minimum wages

Why MBBS students on COVID-19 duty don t get minimum wages The Prime Minister s Office had announced a slew of measures, such as postponing NEET-PG exams by at least four months to make a large number of qualified doctors available for pandemic duty, pressing medical interns into service Vidya S | May 6, 2021 | Updated 21:55 IST Himachal Pradesh government announced that fourth and fifth year MBBS students, contractual doctors, and junior and residents will be given an incentive of Rs 3,000 per month Final year MBBS students, resident doctors and nursing students who may be pressed into service for COVID care in hospitals at the behest of the Centre may be eligible only for a stipend and not minimum wages as part of their incentives, according to lawyers.

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