The whole point of providing service for an employee is fair and appropriate remuneration.
Article 39(D) of the Constitution provides for equal pay for work. The laws under The Equal Remuneration Act, The Payment of Wages Act, mandates timely and fair remuneration of an employee. If an employeeis not receving His / Her remuneration as per the employment agreement, can approach the Labour Commissioner or file a civil suit for arrearsin the salary. An employee cannot be given wages less than the legal minimum wages as per the law.
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A student of SY BA specializing in English. After Graduating, will be studying Law for JMFC Exam.
With this web page I am sure that each one of us will find it helpful in some way or the other also we can have debates over the ongoing topics or can write your personal opinions or helpful information that can make the blog more enhanced. Basically my main moto to start writing the blogs is to learn the mindset of our people ; to understand the pros and cons about our country and to make people aware of the current situations going on in our country. The best part about blogging is that we're not locked up anywhere we can Express our Views Express the Saddest situations of our country Express the happiest and Proudest moments of our country and learn to respect the Laws made by our Drafting Committees The Parliament and other. We are all Indians and before being an Indian we all are Humans hence it is our responsibility that we think good about Other Human Other Country and make our country a safer place to live in a better place to work and faster place to take actions. !
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