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The Indian government has recently introduced a major update to the country's labour laws, merging 29 old rules into four simpler codes. The main goal is to modernise the workplace, making it easier
...Read more- Is 90 Hours a Week Legal? Here’s What Indian Labour Laws Say About Overtime
Can Indian employees legally work 90 hours a week? We break down what labour laws say about overtime, mental health, and work-life balance. Learn how corporate culture and evolving labour codes impact your rights. Watch now to stay informed
- Right To Disconnect: In Australia, employees will have right to ignore after-hour calls from bosses
Soon, employees in Australia will have the right to ignore unreasonable calls and messages from their bosses after hours without facing penalties. This "right to disconnect" is part of a broader reform proposed by the federal government to protect workers' rights and restore work-life balance. Similar laws exist in France, Spain, and other EU countries. With support from a majority of senators, Employment Minister Tony Burke highlighted the aim to prevent unpaid overtime by allowing employees to disconnect after hours. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese emphasised that employees shouldn't be penalized for not being available 24/7. Watch the video to know the details.
- Proposed Labour Code offers universal minimum income, modifies definition of migrant workers: FM Nirmala Sitharaman
In her second press briefing, Sitharaman's announcements focused on migrants, street vendors, small farmers, small traders and the self-employed.
- Global volatility, labour laws ailing textile industry: Raymond
Speaking to CNBC-TV18‘s, Singhania says that the volatility could delay the uptick in consumption.
- 'Focusing on infra; encouraging states to ease labour laws'
CNBC-TV18‘s Kaori Enjoji caught up minister of state for finance Jayant Sinha in Tokyo where he outlined the government's stance on various issues.
- Retrospective amendment not good, says Sunil Munjal
Hero MotoCorp's Sunil Munjal is not happy with the government's decision of a retrospective amendment to the IT act.
- Former US employees slap TCS with class action lawsuit
The California Federal Court has allowed a class action lawsuit to be filed against TCS by former employees alleging wage violations, reports CNBC-TV18's Kritika Saxena.
