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URL copied 4-day working week in India? Modi govt readies new labour rules  The Modi government is considering a major change in the labour policy. The government is planning to introduce new rules to give flexibility to companies to have four working days instead of five or six. According to reports, the working hours limit of 48 hours for a week will not be changed. If someone works for 8 hours a day, then there will be 6 working days per week. If a company opts for 12-hour working per day for its employees, it means four-day working and three holidays. "If daily working hours ar...

Labour Codes to Allow Four-Day Work Week, Free Medical Check-ups: Centre Adding that the 48-hour weekly working hours limit will remain, labour secretary Chandra said that employers and workers would have to agree to a change in working days. Apurva Chandra takes charge as labour secretary. Photo: Twitter/ @PIBMumbai Rights09/Feb/2021 New Delhi: The new labour codes would soon provide companies with the flexibility of four working days in a week and free medical check ups to workers through the Employees State Insurance Corporation, labour and employment secretary Apurva Chandra said on Monda...

4-Day Work Week? Government May Consider Giving Companies Flexibility 4-Day Work Week? Government May Consider Giving Companies Flexibility The labour ministry would soon be in a position to bring into force the four Codes, viz., Code on Wages, Industrial Relations, Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions and Social Security Codes. Government May Give Companies Flexibility To Have 4-Day Work Week. (Representational) New Delhi: The proposed labour codes could provide companies with the flexibility of four working days in a week, even as the working hours limit of 48 hours for a...

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Labour ministry clarifies on four labour codes' ILO compliance SECTIONS Share Synopsis “The ILO has not commented about India’s lack of compliance with ILO Convention - 144 on tripartite consultations in implementing the four Labour Codes,” labour minister Santosh Kumar Gangwar said in response to a question in Rajya Sabha. How will the new labour codes impact you? Key provisions decoded Related The labour ministry, on Tuesday, clarified that the International Labour Organisation has not commented on India’s lack of compliance while finalising the four labour codes. “The ILO has no...