Draft labour rules pave way for higher minimum wages
Draft labour rules pave way for higher minimum wages
The Centre has released draft rules for four new labour codes, outlining minimum wage calculations based on family needs and capping weekly working hours at 48. The rules also propose a national social security board for gig workers and clarify gratuity provisions, which will apply prospectively from November 21, 2025.
The Centre has released draft rules for four new labour codes, outlining minimum wage calculations based on family needs and capping weekly working hours at 48. The rules also propose a national social security board for gig workers and clarify gratuity provisions, which will apply prospectively from November 21, 2025.
The Centre has released draft rules for four new labour codes, outlining minimum wage calculations based on family needs and capping weekly working hours at 48. The rules also propose a national social security board for gig workers and clarify gratuity provisions, which will apply prospectively from November 21, 2025. 
