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The 7 Factors That Make the Current Farmers Struggle Historic No class divide The unprecedented Kisan struggle that began on November 26, 2020, has been the largest, the longest and the most powerful nationwide farmers’ struggle in the history of Independent India. This struggle has several distinctive features. First, it is led by over 500 farmers’ organisations in the country, who have united under the platform of Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM). All sections of the peasantry have joined together. Second, it has combated tremendous repression in the form of teargas shells, water cannons, l...

Apr 6, 2021 The Labour Commissioner further informed them that on central governments pattern, the J&K government has drafted four Labour Codes; Jammu and Kashmir Code on Wages, Rules, 2021, Jammu and Kashmir Code on Industrial Relations Rules, 2021, Jammu and Kashmir Code Social Security Rules,2021 and Jammu and Kashmir Occupational Safety, Heath and Working Conditions Rules, 2021, which are under draft and will be finalized after taking their suggestions as well as other things into consideration. He highlighted that these codes will ensure growth of Industrial and commercial activities by ...

Updated Feb 23, 2021 | 19:10 IST As per the survey, e-commerce and venture capital-backed firms will give the best pay hike at 10.1%, followed by technology sector at 9.7%, ITES at 8.8%, and entertainment and gaming at 8.1% India Inc to offer average salary hike of 7.7% in 2021  New Delhi: India Inc is likely to offer an average salary hike of 7.7% to employees in 2021 but performers are projected to get 1.6 times more, the India Salary Increase Survey by global professional services firm Aon said on Tuesday. This will be more than the 6.4% average hike paid by com...

According to the survey, more than 1,000 companies out of 1,200 companies surveyed in India are likely to hand out salary hikes this year even as companies recover from the pandemic shock. Despite a tough 2020 with stringent lockdowns, India continues to project the highest salary increases among the BRIC nations.

February 23, 2021 × India Inc is projected to give an average salary hike of 7.7 per cent in 2021, according to a survey by global professional services firm Aon. Eighty-eight per cent of the companies surveyed said they intend to hike salaries of their employees, according to the survey that analysed data across 1,200 companies from more than 22 industries Despite a tough 2020 with stringent lockdowns, India continues to project the highest salary increases among the BRIC nations, Aon said in its 25th edition of the annual salary survey. E-commerce, IT, ITeS , FMCG and Life Sciences are ...