The IMC Chamber of Commerce organised a seminar on “Definition and Inclusions & Exclusions of ‘WAGE’ under the Four Labour Codes, along with the related Income Tax and Other Tax Ramifications”. The seminar focused on the implications of the revised definition of “wages” under the four Labour Codes and its impact on employers, employees, taxation… Continue reading IMC Hosts Seminar on Wage Reforms, Compliance and Taxation under the Four Labour Codes
NEW DELHI: In an overhaul of provident fund rules for nearly eight crore active members, Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has said 12% contribution up to the statutory wage ceiling, which is currently at Rs 15,000 a month, is mandatory. Any contribution above that will be treated as voluntary. Even if your basic salary is… Continue reading EPF contributions above Rs 1800/month to be voluntary
Tata Steel has finalised a long-term wage revision agreement with its recognised unions at Jamshedpur, bringing significant salary increases and enhanced benefits for employees across multiple categories. The settlement will remain in force from 1 January, 2025, to 31 December, 2031, and covers employees in both the NS Series and Old Series categories, including workers… Continue reading Tata Steel signs seven-year wage pact with unions; employees to get higher pay, HRA and allowances
Mumbai: An industrial court on Monday set aside a dismissal by a company’s internal co- mplaints committee (ICC) of a woman employee’s Oct 2023 ‘sexual harassment’ complaint and directed the panel to hold a proper enquiry by hearing all parties within 3 months. The court held that the ICC “failed to conduct a full-fledged inquiry”… Continue reading Hear plaint properly:Cout to POSH panel
Speakers : Advocate Sundeep Puri and Advocate Vanshaj Puri Session 1: Decoding India’s Labour Law Overhaul: From 29 Laws to 4 Codes Session 2: The New Wage Framework: Payroll Structuring, Benefits & Social Security Compliance Emphasised that a purely statutory, checklist-driven approach is no longer sufficient: organisations must align their labour practices with evolving jurisprudence,… Continue reading The Economic Times Masterclass on “Beyond Compliance: Rethinking Labour Practices.”
Suspend and Forget” No More: A Strong Message from the Karnataka High CourtIn a significant and timely ruling, the Karnataka High Court has reaffirmed an important principle of service jurisprudence: administrative delay cannot be a substitute for due process. The judgment serves as a wake-up call to authorities who tend to suspend employees and then… Continue reading Departmental Inquiry begins only upon issuance of chargesheet :Karn.HC
