Rates of existing Minimum Wages fixed for the Skilled, Semi –skilled and
Un-skilled workers effective from 01.10.2014
Rates of existing Minimum Wages fixed for the
Skilled, Semi –skilled and Un-skilled workers for the Central Sphere under the
Minimum Wages Act, 1948 effective from 01.10.2014:-
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As
on 01.10.2014
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Name of Scheduled Employment
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Category
of Worker
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Rates of wages including V.D.A per day (in Rs.)
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Area A
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Area B
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Area C
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1. Agriculture
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Unskilled
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217
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197
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195
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Semi-Skilled/Unskilled Supervisory
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237
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219
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200
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Skilled/Clerical
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258
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237
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218
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Highly Skilled
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286
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265
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2. Workers engaged in Stone Mines for Stone
Breaking and Stone Crushing
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1. Excavation & removal of over burden with
50 meters lead/1.5 meters lift:
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(a) Soft Soil
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221.4
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(b) Soft Soil with Rock
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334.57
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(c) Rock
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443.86
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2. Removal and Staking of rejected stones with 50
metres lead 1.5 metres lift
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176.73
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Stone breaking or Stone Crushing for
the stone size
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(a) 1.0 inch to 1.5 inches
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1377.35
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(b) Above 1.5 Inches to 3.0 Inches
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1176.92
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(c) Above 3.0 Inches to 5 Inches
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688.13
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(d) Above 5.0 Inches
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565.08
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3. Sweeping and Cleaning
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Unskilled
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332
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276
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222
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4. Watch and Ward
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Without Arms
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367
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312
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259
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With Arms
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404
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367
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312
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5. Loading and Unloading
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Unskilled
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332
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276
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222
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6. Construction
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Unskilled
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332
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276
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222
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Semi-Skilled/Unskilled Supervisory
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367
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312
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259
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Skilled/Clerical
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404
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367
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312
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Highly Skilled
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439
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404
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367
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7. Non-Coal Mines
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Above Ground
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Below Ground
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Unskilled
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222
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276
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Semi-Skilled/Unskilled Supervisory
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276
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332
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Skilled/Clerical
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332
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386
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Highly Skilled
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386
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439
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Name of Schedulded Employment
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Nomenclature
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1. Agriculture
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Agriculture
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2. Workers engaged in Stone Mines for Stone
Breaking and Stone Crushing
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Workers engaged in Stone Mines for Stone Breaking
and Stone Crushing
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3. Sweeping and Cleaning
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Employment of Sweeping and Cleaning excluding
Activities prohibited under the Employment of Manual Scavengers and
Construction of Dry Latrines (Prohibition) Act, 1993
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4. Watch and Ward
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Employment of Watch and Ward
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5. Loading and Unloading
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Employment in Loading and Unloading in (i)
Goods Sheds, Parcel Offices of Railways; (ii) Other Goodssheds, Godowns,
Warehouses etc. and; (iii) Docks and Ports
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6. Construction
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Construction or maintenance of Roads or Runways
or in Building Operations including laying down Underground
Electric, Wireless, Radio, Television, Telephone, Telegraph and Overseas
Communication Cables and similar other Underground Cabling Work, Electric Lines,
Water Supply Lines and Sewerage Pipe Lines
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7. Non-Coal Mines
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Employees engaged in the employment of
Gypsum, Barytes, Bauxite, Manganese, China Clay, Kyanite, Copper,Clay,
Magnesite, White Clay, Stone, Steatite (including the mines producing Soap
Stones and Talc), Orchre, Asbestos, Fire Clay, Chromite, Quartzite, Quartz,
Silica, Graphite, Felspar, Laterite, Dolomite, Red Oxide, Wolfram, Iron Ore,
Granite, Rock Phosphate, Hematite, Marble and Calcite, Uranium, Mica,
Lignite, Grave, Slate and Magnetite Mines
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CLASSIFICATION
OF AREA
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AREA
– “A”
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Ahmedabad
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(UA)
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Hyderabad
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(UA)
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Faridabad complex
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Bangaluru
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(UA)
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Kanpur
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(UA)
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Ghaziabad
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Kolkata
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(UA)
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Lucknow
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(UA)
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Gurgaon
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Delhi
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(UA)
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Chennai
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(UA)
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Noida
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Greater Mumbai
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(UA)
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Nagpur
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(UA)
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Secunderabad
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Navi Mumbai
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AREA
– “B”
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Agra
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(UA)
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Jodhpur
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Jabalpur
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(UA)
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Ajmer
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Kochi
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(UA)
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Jaipur
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(UA)
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Aligarh
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Kolhapur
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(UA)
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Jalandhar
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(UA)
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Allahabad
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(UA)
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Kozhikode
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(UA)
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Jamshedpur
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(UA)
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Amravati
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Kota
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Puducherry
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(UA)
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Aurangabad
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(UA)
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Ludhiana
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Jalandhar-cantt.
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Bareilly
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(UA)
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Madurai
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(UA)
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Dhanbad
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(UA)
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Bhavnagar
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Meerut
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(UA)
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Dehradun
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(UA)
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Bikaner
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Moradabad
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(UA)
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Durg-Bhilai Nagar
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(UA)
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Bhopal
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Mysore
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(UA)
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Jammu
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(UA)
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Bhubaneshwar
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Nasik
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(UA)
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Jamnagar
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(UA)
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Amritsar
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(UA)
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Pune
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(UA)
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Vijayawada
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(UA)
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Chandigarh
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(UA)
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Patna
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(UA)
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Vishakhapatnam
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(UA)
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Coimbatore
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(UA)
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Raipur
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(UA)
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Warangal
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Cuttack
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(UA)
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Rajkot
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Mangalore
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(UA)
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Durgapur
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Ranchi
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(UA)
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Salem
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(UA)
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Gorakhpur
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Sholapur
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Tiruppur
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(UA)
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Guwahati City
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Srinagar
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(UA)
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Tiruchirappalli
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(UA)
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Guntur
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Surat
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(UA)
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Asansol
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(UA)
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Gwalior
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(UA)
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Thiruvanantapuram
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(UA)
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Belgaum
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(UA)
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Indore
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(UA)
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Vadodara
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(UA)
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Bhiwandi
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(UA)
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Hubli-Dharwad
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Varanasi
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(UA)
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Area ‘C’ will
comprise all areas not mentioned in this list.
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NB:
U.A. stands for Urban Agglomeration.
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The above statement was annexed with the answers of undermentioned Lok Sabha Question:-
GOVERNMENT
OF INDIA
MINISTRY
OF LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT
LOK
SABHA
UNSTARRED QUESTION NO 158
ANSWERED ON 24.11.2014
UNIFORM MINIMUM WAGES
158 . Naik
Prof. Seetaram Ajmeera
Singh Shri Dushyant, Birla Shri Om
Will the Minister of LABOUR
AND EMPLOYMENT be pleased to state:-
(a)the details of minimum wages fixed for the
skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled workers in the country,
State/UT-wise;
(b)whether the Government proposes to introduce a
uniform system by linking inflation index for fixing wage rates for the workers
of unorganised sector throughout the country;
(c)if so, the details thereof along with the status of families living on minimum wages and below
poverty line in the country; and
(d)the action taken by the Government in this
regard so far?
ANSWER
MINISTER OF STATE (IC) FOR LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT
(SHRI BANDARU DATTATREYA)
(a): A statement showing the rates of existing Minimum Wages fixed for the Skilled,
Semi –skilled and Un-skilled workers for the Central Sphere under the Minimum
Wages Act, 1948 effective from 01.10.2014 is at Annexure.
(b) to (d): In order to protect the minimum wages
against inflation, Central Government has already adopted the Variable Dearness
Allowance (VDA) as a component of minimum wage and which is revised twice a year taking into account the rise in the
Consumer Price Indices. In the Central sphere, the minimum rates of wages are
revised effective from 1st April and 1st October every year.
The details of the status of families living on minimum
wages and below poverty line are not maintained by the Ministry.
Source: LokSabha.nic.in
Annexure: http://164.100.47.132/Annexture_New/lsq16/3/au158.htm
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