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The MINIMUM WAGES ACT, 1948

haryana · 1948

  • S. 1The justification for statutory fixation of minimum wage is obvious
  • S. 2Interpretation
  • S. 3Fixing of minimum rates of wages
  • S. 4Minimum rate of wages
  • S. 5—
  • S. 6Advisory committees and sub-committees
  • S. 7Advisory Board
  • S. 8Central Advisory Board
  • S. 9Composition of committees, etc
  • S. 10The Delegated Legislation Provisions (Amendment) Act, 2004 (4 of 2005)
  • S. 11Wages in kind
  • S. 12Employment in tanneries and leather manufactory
  • S. 13Fixing hours for normal working day, etc
  • S. 14Overtime
  • S. 15Wages of worker who works for less than normal working day
  • S. 16Wages for two or more classes of work
  • S. 17Minimum time rate wages for piece work
  • S. 18Maintenance of registers and records
  • S. 19Inspectors
  • S. 20Claims
  • S. 21Single application in respect of a number of employees
  • S. 22—
  • S. 22A—
  • S. 22BCognizance of offences Sec
  • S. 22C—
  • S. 22D—
  • S. 22E—
  • S. 22F—
  • S. 23Exemption of employer from liability in certain cases
  • S. 24Bar of suits
  • S. 25Contracting out
  • S. 26Exemptions and exceptions
  • S. 27Power of State Government to add to Schedule
  • S. 28Power of the Central Government to give directions
  • S. 29Power of the Central Government to make rules
  • S. 30Power of appropriate Government to make rules
  • S. 31Validation of fixation of certain minimum rates of wages
  • S. 663(vii)Employer’s capacity to pay is no bearing in fixing the minimum wages of the employees
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