I was wondering if anyone knew whether labour (specifically tailors) in a garment manufacturing company had a specific bracket for minimum wage? If so where is it listen ?
However, more importantly, since tailors in the industry are graded according to their skill ( i.e. A+, A, B+, B, C, Trainee) does anyone know the minimum wage for each grades or a market standard to follow. Is there a govt defined lowest standard for an A+ tailor ?
Thanks in advance for your help.
From India, Bangalore
However, more importantly, since tailors in the industry are graded according to their skill ( i.e. A+, A, B+, B, C, Trainee) does anyone know the minimum wage for each grades or a market standard to follow. Is there a govt defined lowest standard for an A+ tailor ?
Thanks in advance for your help.
From India, Bangalore
Just to add, because the above seemed a bit vague, what i am really looking for is to know whether the government through some act or law has stated a defined minimum wage for the different categorisations of tailors in a garment manufacturing company. For example must a A+ tailor receive Rs 7000 while a C Tailor only has to be paid above Rs 5400 p/month. Or does no such distinction exist legally ?
As I am currently creating a labour skill matrix in my organization and want to create an equal pay for equal skill concept this information would be extremly helpful.
In addition if any one knows what the average pay scale for tailors is that would also be very helpful.
Thanks,
Jay
From India, Bangalore
As I am currently creating a labour skill matrix in my organization and want to create an equal pay for equal skill concept this information would be extremly helpful.
In addition if any one knows what the average pay scale for tailors is that would also be very helpful.
Thanks,
Jay
From India, Bangalore
Dear Sir/Madam,
What will be the Garment Manufacturing Salary Structure including Office Staff. Does it calculated on Mimimum Wages Base or Shop & Est Salary Base? How we can Revised Salary for Garment Factory to avoid Govt inquiry & No loss of Company.
Please advise on above
Thanks.
From India, Mumbai
What will be the Garment Manufacturing Salary Structure including Office Staff. Does it calculated on Mimimum Wages Base or Shop & Est Salary Base? How we can Revised Salary for Garment Factory to avoid Govt inquiry & No loss of Company.
Please advise on above
Thanks.
From India, Mumbai
@ Jay Shah,
Hi, As your are from Bangalore, I hope Kranataka Shops & Establishment Act applies to you. you can find you answers in below link.
I suggest please search CiteHR before posting any new queries on new thread.
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@ Kailash. Tulashkar,
Your Answer also lies in above link. My suggestion is to you that kindly contact local govt. authorities through Email or phone call. to know the exact applicability of law.
----Best Luck ---- & Do well -----
From India, Ahmedabad
32Hi, As your are from Bangalore, I hope Kranataka Shops & Establishment Act applies to you. you can find you answers in below link.
I suggest please search CiteHR before posting any new queries on new thread.
<link no longer exists - removed>
@ Kailash. Tulashkar,
Your Answer also lies in above link. My suggestion is to you that kindly contact local govt. authorities through Email or phone call. to know the exact applicability of law.
----Best Luck ---- & Do well -----
From India, Ahmedabad
Dear Sir,
Thank very much you for your Reply.
No, I am from Maharashtra. I want to know that Should we pay basic as per Minimum Wages Act or PF new celling 15000. If we pay as per Minimum Wages Rate PF will be on basic of Minimum Wages will be less & if we pay as per 15000 celling rate of PF the cost becoming increasing. So what is correct & in practice solution can you advise me.
Thanks & Regards,
From India, Mumbai
Thank very much you for your Reply.
No, I am from Maharashtra. I want to know that Should we pay basic as per Minimum Wages Act or PF new celling 15000. If we pay as per Minimum Wages Rate PF will be on basic of Minimum Wages will be less & if we pay as per 15000 celling rate of PF the cost becoming increasing. So what is correct & in practice solution can you advise me.
Thanks & Regards,
From India, Mumbai
@ Kailash. Tulashkar,
First be clear that, PF & Minimum Wages is not interconnected.
You just need to ensure that the salary break-up, whatever you design, should follow the rule of Maharashtra Minimum Wages Act (Latest Notification - As per your industry). Means, Basic Component of Salary should not be less than as described in notification.
Now, Let's talk about pf celling limit 15000. As per you that increases the cost. Being HR its our duty to minimize the manpower cost of company. So stick to Minimum Wages & Design your salary break - up accordingly.
Example : If you give 10 K Gross salary & Basic is 5k the PF will be 12% of 5K (600/-).
So, Keep basic near to Minimum Wages to keep PF contribution comparatively low. Which will result in to overall low costing of manpower.
----Best Luck ---- & Do well -----
From India, Ahmedabad
First be clear that, PF & Minimum Wages is not interconnected.
You just need to ensure that the salary break-up, whatever you design, should follow the rule of Maharashtra Minimum Wages Act (Latest Notification - As per your industry). Means, Basic Component of Salary should not be less than as described in notification.
Now, Let's talk about pf celling limit 15000. As per you that increases the cost. Being HR its our duty to minimize the manpower cost of company. So stick to Minimum Wages & Design your salary break - up accordingly.
Example : If you give 10 K Gross salary & Basic is 5k the PF will be 12% of 5K (600/-).
So, Keep basic near to Minimum Wages to keep PF contribution comparatively low. Which will result in to overall low costing of manpower.
----Best Luck ---- & Do well -----
From India, Ahmedabad
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