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Are You A Shop Employee In Haryana? Get Ready To Work 10 Hours A Day
The Haryana Assembly on Monday passed a bill increasing the daily working hours from nine to ten hours while retaining the overall weekly limit of 48 hours for employees of shops and private commercial establishments.
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Maharashtra To Amend Laws For Longer Private Sector Work Hours
The Maharashtra cabinet on Wednesday gave its approval to amend laws that will allow increasing the maximum daily working hours for private sector employees from the present nine to 10 hours.
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Women In Delhi Can Now Work Night Shifts In Shops, Commercial Establishments
Women in Delhi can now legally work night shifts in shops and commercial establishments, with the government easing long-standing restrictions under the Delhi Shops and Establishments Act.
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Shops In Chhattisgarh Can Now Remain Open 24x7, Says Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai
The Chhattisgarh government implemented the New Shops and Establishments Act to boost trade and create new employment opportunities.
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Supporters Of Disqualified Congress MLA Protest In Puducherry
Shops and establishments in Bahoor, a rural Assembly segment in Puducherry, remained closed on Saturday following a call given by supporters of rebel legislator of the ruling Congress N Dhanavelou.
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Centre Allows Neighbourhood, Standalone Shops To Open, But Not Markets
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Friday allowed the opening of shops registered under the Shops and Establishment Act with some exceptions.
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Maharashtra Could Let Employees Avail Paid Leave After 90 Working Days
In a move that would benefit public as well as private sector employees in Maharashtra, the state government is planning to bring down to 90 the number of working days to avail paid holiday from the present 240 days.
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After nightclubs, now spas on cops' radar
As the pro and anti-Dhoble parties continue to seek their own justice, another establishment in the city came under the police's axe last week. Instead of the usual targets of nightclubs or restaurants, this time it was a spa whose owner was allegedly abused by the police, while her shop was vandalised in broad daylight.
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Are You A Shop Employee In Haryana? Get Ready To Work 10 Hours A Day
The Haryana Assembly on Monday passed a bill increasing the daily working hours from nine to ten hours while retaining the overall weekly limit of 48 hours for employees of shops and private commercial establishments.
-
Maharashtra To Amend Laws For Longer Private Sector Work Hours
The Maharashtra cabinet on Wednesday gave its approval to amend laws that will allow increasing the maximum daily working hours for private sector employees from the present nine to 10 hours.
-
Women In Delhi Can Now Work Night Shifts In Shops, Commercial Establishments
Women in Delhi can now legally work night shifts in shops and commercial establishments, with the government easing long-standing restrictions under the Delhi Shops and Establishments Act.
-
Shops In Chhattisgarh Can Now Remain Open 24x7, Says Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai
The Chhattisgarh government implemented the New Shops and Establishments Act to boost trade and create new employment opportunities.
-
Supporters Of Disqualified Congress MLA Protest In Puducherry
Shops and establishments in Bahoor, a rural Assembly segment in Puducherry, remained closed on Saturday following a call given by supporters of rebel legislator of the ruling Congress N Dhanavelou.
-
Centre Allows Neighbourhood, Standalone Shops To Open, But Not Markets
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Friday allowed the opening of shops registered under the Shops and Establishment Act with some exceptions.
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Maharashtra Could Let Employees Avail Paid Leave After 90 Working Days
In a move that would benefit public as well as private sector employees in Maharashtra, the state government is planning to bring down to 90 the number of working days to avail paid holiday from the present 240 days.
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After nightclubs, now spas on cops' radar
As the pro and anti-Dhoble parties continue to seek their own justice, another establishment in the city came under the police's axe last week. Instead of the usual targets of nightclubs or restaurants, this time it was a spa whose owner was allegedly abused by the police, while her shop was vandalised in broad daylight.
