Some important labo(u)r laws for MNC employees
Indian
Labor law
What Indian
labor law applied for multi-national companies,
è No employee shall be allowed for
more than 9 hours in a day or 54 hours per week.
Shops
and Establishment act
Most of the
rules of MNC are followed this, there is no separate code for the employees
working in Multi-national companies in India. Even though in Ramesha’s case
employee in MNC indeed a ‘workman’. So court ruled employee is a workman, so
hire and fire without proper reasons won’t be admitted.
è Under this act, company can do hire
and fire.
è Manage client and address client
queries
è Own overall delivery of the project
including project planning, execution activities and monitor team activities.
Industrial
dispute act
If an employee
feel their job is at risk they can file section 2A from IDA, if there are more
than 7 employees they can file section 2K. For companies, discharges, misconducts,
disputes, punishments, dismissals, they can take the section 2A or 2K through
the labor office in your city.
Minimal
wages act
There is no
proper wages code for the MNC employees, but generally proposed minimum wage is
Rs. 18,000/- but averagely looking into different states it is Rs.15,000/-.
Also depends upon the state laws minimal wages will be differ. As I investigated
minimal wage, it ranges from Rs. 300 to Rs.1000 from Unskilled to High skilled
for agriculture, mines, ward and keep etc.,
Provident
Fund
12% of the
basic salary goes into the PF, 8.33% directed towards Employee Pension Scheme
or EPS. The remaining 3.6% are put into your EPF. 8.1% interest rate has been
declared.
ESI
Scheme
Employees
paid under Rs.21,000/- monthly wages are eligible for ESIC, 3.25% Employer
share, 0.75% Employee share will be accumulated. It has been assured that
completed medical care and attention are provided., under ESI Act, 1948.
Bonus
Act
Minimum
amount of the bonus 8.33% should be provided, above Rs. 21000/- monthly wages
is eligible, should be paid within 8 months.
Note: Subject to change by time, or changes within laws. Applicable only for India.
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