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New Labour Codes May Cut Take-Home Pay. This Salary Trick Could Offset It
Under the Code on Wages, basic pay, dearness allowance and retaining allowance are required to account for at least 50 per cent of total remuneration.
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Are Minimum Wage Laws Doing More Harm Than Good To Low-Income Workers?
Around 64% of Indian workers earn below the minimum wage. For almost half the workforce, hiring them would be illegal even after a 30% pay raise.
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Double Pay For Extra Work: All About Overtime Rules Under New Wage Code
India's New Labour Codes: A standard workweek is 48 hours. Work beyond that qualifies for overtime.
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New Labour Codes: Earning Rs 10 Lakh Per Annum? Your April Take-Home Salary Calculation
Under the new rules, basic pay must account for at least 50% of total salary, up from roughly 30% earlier.
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Salary Reforms Needed, But Implementation Should Be Steady: Staffing Body
The Indian Staffing Federation (ISF) has said that the union government should implement the labour reforms one by one.
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How Salary, Taxes And Other Rules May Change After June 30: 10 Points
Here is a list of new rules, proposals and deadlines on the changes coming to your take-home salary and working hours, taxes and cards.
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How Salary, Taxes And Other Rules May Change After June 30: 10 Points
Here is a list of new rules, proposals and deadlines on the changes coming to your take-home salary and working hours, taxes and cards.
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Cabinet Clears Minimum Wage Code Bill
The Labour Code on Wages Bill will consolidate the Minimum Wages Act, 1948; the Payment of Wages Act, 1936; the Payment of Bonus Act, 1965; and the Equal Remuneration Act, 1976, sources said.
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New Minimum Wage Norms May Impact Hiring, Say Experts
The Union Cabinet on July 26 approved the new wage code bill which will ensure a minimum wage across all sectors.
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Change In Take-Home Salary and Working Hours From New Wage Code, Check Details
More number of states have come up with draft laws for the new wage code, which is delayed from the government's original plan of July 1 implementation of the new labour laws.
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Change In Take-Home Salary and Working Hours From New Wage Code, Check Details
More number of states have come up with draft laws for the new wage code, which is delayed from the government's original plan of July 1 implementation of the new labour laws.
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New Rule Change In Take-Home Salary, Working Hours Delayed
The new labour laws have been passed through the parliament but are delayed as Indian states are yet to notify these regulations.
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'Full And Final Settlement Of Wages' Rule Change Delayed
The full and final settlement of wages rule change has been delayed from the initial plan of implementing the new labour guidelines from July 1.
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'Full And Final Settlement Of Wages' Rule Change Delayed
The full and final settlement of wages rule change has been delayed from the initial plan of implementing the new labour guidelines from July 1.
-
Change In Take-Home Salary and Working Hours From New Wage Code, Check Details
More number of states have come up with draft laws for the new wage code, which is delayed from the government's original plan of July 1 implementation of the new labour laws.
-
New Labour Codes May Cut Take-Home Pay. This Salary Trick Could Offset It
Under the Code on Wages, basic pay, dearness allowance and retaining allowance are required to account for at least 50 per cent of total remuneration.
-
Are Minimum Wage Laws Doing More Harm Than Good To Low-Income Workers?
Around 64% of Indian workers earn below the minimum wage. For almost half the workforce, hiring them would be illegal even after a 30% pay raise.
-
Double Pay For Extra Work: All About Overtime Rules Under New Wage Code
India's New Labour Codes: A standard workweek is 48 hours. Work beyond that qualifies for overtime.
-
New Labour Codes: Earning Rs 10 Lakh Per Annum? Your April Take-Home Salary Calculation
Under the new rules, basic pay must account for at least 50% of total salary, up from roughly 30% earlier.
-
Salary Reforms Needed, But Implementation Should Be Steady: Staffing Body
The Indian Staffing Federation (ISF) has said that the union government should implement the labour reforms one by one.
-
How Salary, Taxes And Other Rules May Change After June 30: 10 Points
Here is a list of new rules, proposals and deadlines on the changes coming to your take-home salary and working hours, taxes and cards.
-
How Salary, Taxes And Other Rules May Change After June 30: 10 Points
Here is a list of new rules, proposals and deadlines on the changes coming to your take-home salary and working hours, taxes and cards.
-
Cabinet Clears Minimum Wage Code Bill
The Labour Code on Wages Bill will consolidate the Minimum Wages Act, 1948; the Payment of Wages Act, 1936; the Payment of Bonus Act, 1965; and the Equal Remuneration Act, 1976, sources said.
-
New Minimum Wage Norms May Impact Hiring, Say Experts
The Union Cabinet on July 26 approved the new wage code bill which will ensure a minimum wage across all sectors.
-
Change In Take-Home Salary and Working Hours From New Wage Code, Check Details
More number of states have come up with draft laws for the new wage code, which is delayed from the government's original plan of July 1 implementation of the new labour laws.
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Change In Take-Home Salary and Working Hours From New Wage Code, Check Details
More number of states have come up with draft laws for the new wage code, which is delayed from the government's original plan of July 1 implementation of the new labour laws.
-
New Rule Change In Take-Home Salary, Working Hours Delayed
The new labour laws have been passed through the parliament but are delayed as Indian states are yet to notify these regulations.
-
'Full And Final Settlement Of Wages' Rule Change Delayed
The full and final settlement of wages rule change has been delayed from the initial plan of implementing the new labour guidelines from July 1.
-
'Full And Final Settlement Of Wages' Rule Change Delayed
The full and final settlement of wages rule change has been delayed from the initial plan of implementing the new labour guidelines from July 1.
-
Change In Take-Home Salary and Working Hours From New Wage Code, Check Details
More number of states have come up with draft laws for the new wage code, which is delayed from the government's original plan of July 1 implementation of the new labour laws.
