Labor Law Updates (Central)

Centre To Enact Mining Law Reforms In 6-8 Weeks: Anil Kumar Jain

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The Centre is looking at mining reforms, including amendments to the Mining Act and auction rules, Coal and Mines Secretary Anil Kumar Jain said. These were progressing well and in the next six to eight weeks, the reforms were likely to get adopted in the statute book, he added. The statement assumes significance as the […]

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Supreme Court: Employer Can Reject Over-qualified Candidates For Jobs

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An employer can reject applications of candidates considered overqualified for a job, the Supreme Court has held, overturning a verdict of the Odisha High Court that allowed a graduate to be employed as a peon in Punjab National Bank. The bank had filed an appeal in the apex court against the High Court verdict on November

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Labour Law Gazette Notifications (Updates) Of October-2020: “One Clik”

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Download: Gazette Notifications Automatic Online Renewal Of License Under The Factories Act In Rajasthan The Government of Rajasthan vide circular no:2019/PS/00580/536 dated 29th September 2020 in order to enhance Ease of Doing Business in the State, has notified that henceforth, Renewal of License granted under the Factories Act 1948, in accordance with Section 6 and

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Labour Law Gazette Notifications (Updates) Of September-2020: “One Clik”

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Download: Gazette Notifications Further Extension Of Time Limit To Deposit Labour Welfare Fund In Maharashtra The Government of Maharashtra through the official website of Maharashtra Labour Welfare Board has published a notice on the webpage intimating further extension of the last date for payment of contribution to the Labour welfare fund till 15th September 2020.

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Govt To Implement All 4 Labour Codes In One Go By December: Santosh Gangwar

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The government is aiming to implement all the four labour codes in one go by December this year and complete the final stretch of labour sector reforms, Union minister Santosh Gangwar has said. Parliament in its just concluded session passed three labour code bills: the Industrial Relations Code, the Social Security Code, and the Occupational

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3 New Labour Codes: What Changes For Workers And Hirers?

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The Lok Sabha Tuesday cleared new versions of three labour codes — Industrial Relations Code Bill, 2020, Code on Social Security Bill, 2020 and Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions Code Bill, 2020. While the government proposes to increase the ambit of social security by including gig workers and inter-state migrant workers, it has also proposed measures that

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3 Labor Code Bills: Passed in Rajya Sabha

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NEW DELHI: The Rajya Sabha on Wednesday approved three labour codes merging 29 central labour laws, effecting a major reform that has been on the table for at least 17 years. The three codes–on social security, industrial relations and occupational safety –cleared by the Lok Sabha on Tuesday, will allow industries flexibility in doing business,

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Labour Codes: Key Proposals And Concerns, New Versions By Govt.

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Code on Wages (Draft) – Download Industrial Relation Code, 2020 (Draft) – Download Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions Code, 2020 (Draft) – Download Social Security Code, 2020 – Download The government has introduced new versions of three labour codes – Industrial Relations Code Bill, 2020, Code on Social Security Bill, 2020 and Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions Code

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