Labour Codes may get implemented before April 1: Report
Twenty nine central labour laws have been consolidated into four codes on occupational safety, minimum wages, and social security.
The Minister of State for Labour and Employment (Independent Charge), Santosh Kumar Gangwar (Image Source: PIB)
The four labour codes passed by Parliament in September 2020 may get implemented ahead of April 1 as planned earlier,
The Hindu reported on January 13.
The Industrial Relations Code, 2020, the Code on Social Security, 2020, and the Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions Code, 2020, were passed by Parliament in 2020, whereas the Code on Wages was passed during the monsoon session of Parliament in 2019.
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Autorickshaw drivers affiliated to CITU protest in front of the Welfare Board Office in Madurai on Tuesday.
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A large group of autorickshaw drivers affiliated to Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) staged a protest in front of the Welfare Board Office here on Tuesday urging the government to give Pongal gift hampers to them.
The autorickshaw drivers protested with vessels, firewood and sugarcane to indicate that they can celebrate the Pongal festival happily only if the government distributed Pongal gift hampers to them.
CITU district secretary R. Deivaraj said that the government is distributing Pongal gift hampers to construction workers registered with the welfare board. “So, the government must extend the distribution of Pongal gift hampers to autorickshaw drivers as well,” he said.
Even India’s tech workers are interested in employee unions
The Alphabet Workers Union aims to ensure employees work at a fair wage.
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Earlier this week, over 400 engineers and other employees at Google announced they were forming a union in the US. It’s a highly rare development in the tech industry, considering how averse organizations are towards employee unions. In a way, the Alphabet Workers Union is a manifestation of the active activism the workers have been doing to make the management more accountable and ethical in its dealings inside and outside the organization.
Alliance Française de Bangalore to reopen on January 2
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The first event is a stage production of renowned playwright Safdar Hashmi’s works
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The first event is a stage production of renowned playwright Safdar Hashmi’s works
Alliance Française de Bangalore (AFB) will reopen on January 2 beginning with Theatre For Change’s stage production of renowned playwright Safdar Hashmi’s works. The cultural centre has announced a discount in the rent for its auditorium for cultural events.
“Earlier, there was a flat rate for the auditorium. I, along with our Executive Committee members, have now decided on a discount for the cultural activities, namely classical dance, classical music, theatre, and literary activities,” said AFB president Zafer Mohiuddin.
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