Labour Ministry Redefines ‘Worker’ Category with ₹18,000 Wage ceiling for Supervisors
Labour Ministry has notified ₹18,000 wage ceiling that excludes supervisory employees earning above this limit from the definition of ‘worker’.
Labour Ministry has notified ₹18,000 wage ceiling that excludes supervisory employees earning above this limit from the definition of ‘worker’.
Punjab Govt notified the Draft Punjab Labour Rules 2026, outlining key provisions, procedural safeguards, and compliance implications for employers and workers.
Labour Ministry issues FAQs on Social Security Code to clarify gratuity rules, maternity benefits, gig worker coverage, and compliance for India’s modern workforce.
Labour Ministry has released draft rules for four labour codes: Wages, Social Security, Occupational Safety & Health, and Industrial Relations, outlining key changes for employers and workers.
Labour Ministry has issued FAQs on the Labour Codes to clarify provisions, address compliance requirements, and dispel myths, ensuring smooth implementation of these reforms.
This article aims to provide a lucid overview of India’s Four Labour Codes, with insights into Wages, Industrial Relations, Social Security, and Occupational Safety, highlighting reforms, compliance, and impacts.
Labour Ministry announces the implementation of Codes on Wages, Industrial Relations, Social Security Code & Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions from 21 Nov 2025.