The four labour codes on wages, social security, industrial relations and occupation safety, health and working conditions are likely to be implemented by the next fiscal year
The size of India's labour force is likely to have reached 540 million in 2019-20.
The rules relating to these codes, finalised by the union labour ministry, are silent on several concerns of Indian enterprises and other stakeholders
The year that started with nationwide protests against CAA and NRC has ended with ongoing protests against Farm Laws
Lessons from the controversy over unpaid workers
Kerala, Puducherry, Odisha, Assam and Telangana witnessed complete shut down on Thursday and normal life was partially affected in many other states as more than 25 crore workers participated in the n
Back at work in one of India's biggest migration destinations, Sahu found nothing has changed. He still has to work 12 hours a day, seven days a week without any leave or break--for Rs 15,000 a month
Gig firms will have to submit contribution towards a fund through self-assessment by June 30 each year
Industries to file single return under new regime. Number of minimum wages demanding compliance set to reduce to 12 from 540 under central laws, to 180-200 under the state laws
If they are unable to reskill within a fixed period of time, they will have to return the money given to them by the government
Govt must stay the course on fixed-term contract jobs
The move, after President's nod, will help industry push for exemption at a micro-level, and flexibility in retrenchment, working hours, safety standards and collective bargaining
India is a textbook example of a contradiction of Hegelian proportions: a highly desirable liberal political world view that has led to highly undesirable and utterly illiberal economics
Headline numbers suggest an improvement in labour markets during 2018-19 compared to the situation in 2017-18
Outreach to include BJP MPs, outfit will hold seminars on corporatisation of defence production units and PSUs in strategic sectors
Karnataka to bear cost of travel of migrants and stranded persons to their respective states via Sharmik trains up to May 31
President, CEO at US-India Strategic Partnership Forum, Mukesh Aghi says that India needs a transparent policy environment
Geetika Srivastava checks out whether the recent labour law relaxations announced by several states pass the legal smell test
'Such amendments should emanate from tripartite consultation involving the government, workers and employers'
The Punjab government had hiked the dearness allowance component of the minimum wage by over four per cent on May 1