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Those who continue WFH but have not left their existing location may see a change in allowance components without any reduction in overall salaries.

Standing Committee on Labour holds meeting with textile industry Updated: Updated: Industry seeks efforts to boost production of man-made fibre textiles in the country Share Article Industry seeks efforts to boost production of man-made fibre textiles in the country The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Labour held a meeting with the heads of the textile industry associations on Tuesday at Tiruppur. The industry sought efforts to boost production of man-made fibre (MMF) textiles in the country. According to a press release from the National Committee on Textiles and Clothing (NCTC), the co...

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, wer...

Will the proposed WFH rule weaken the bargaining power of workers? Here's what experts think It is the first time that the labour ministry has brought out standing orders for the services sector under the Industrial Relations Code. Before, the new labour codes were approved by Parliament in September 2020, there was one standing order across sectors. Representative image Labour experts and union heads are of the opinion that the government's proposal to formalise work from home (WFH) for the services sector could dilute the workers' bargaining and unionising capacity. "With the formalization ...

Synopsis The labour ministry had held first round of tripartite discussions on draft rules on Wage Code and Code on Industrial Relations in December. Next round of discussion on the Social Security Code and the Code on Occupational Safety Health and Working Conditions. The joint platform of 10 central trade unions will boycott the tripartite stakeholder meeting called by labour ministry on Tuesday saying it is a farce. Instead, the unions have demanded the government hold physical meeting with adequate time given to all stakeholders to discuss the draft Rules of the four labour codes. The l...