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How the Best Labour Lawyer in Mumbai Safeguards Employers Against Employee Claims

In today’s competitive and regulated business environment, employers in Mumbai face increasing challenges in handling employee-related claims. Whether it’s disputes over wages, working hours, or termination, one small misstep can lead to costly litigation. This is why engaging the best labour lawyer in Mumbai is essential for protecting the interests of employers, HR heads, and […]

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Labour Codes in 2025: Why States Are Racing to Notify Rules Before Full Rollout

India’s labour laws have always been perceived as being complicated and tense  Various Acts tended to include different definitions of terms such as “wages” or “workmen,” which resulted in confusion, conflicts, and compliance issues for companies. To solve these problems, the government initiated one of the largest reforms in the history of India’s labour laws

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Maharashtra’s Work Hour Reform From An HR Perspective

The Maharashtra cabinet on September 3, 2025, approved a historical amendment that will change the manner industries and private organisations treat their employees. The step raises workers’ working hours per day to place the state on par with those states of Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh, and Tripura which have already done it. In

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How Unions’ Protests Against the Four Labour Codes Reflect Deep Industrial Unrest in 2025

The year 2025 has set the spotlight on labour relations in India. As unions in states organise protests against the government’s four labour codes, employers find themselves caught in the middle of rising industrial unrest. While workers are raising issues regarding job security and benefits, for employers, this disruption places the urgent need to navigate

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Why Do States Still Lag in Publishing Rules Under the New Labour Codes, and What This Means for Manufacturing Units

India’s effort to transform its labour regulatory landscape with four new labour codes, starting from the Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions Code, Code on Wages, Industrial Relations Code, to the Code on Social Security, was aimed at streamlining compliance, increasing investments, and consolidating dispersed laws, such as the Factories Act 1948. However, some states

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Allowances Under Labour Law: Taxability, Compliance & Litigation Risks

Allowances play a crucial role in modern payroll design. While labour law allowances provide flexibility in wage structuring, they also bring complex rules around taxation, compliance, and legal scrutiny. This article aims to help management professionals understand what allowances are, their tax implications, how to stay compliant, and how to avoid allowance-related litigation in the

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Legal Guidelines for Overtime Pay in India: What Employers Must Comply With

In a rapidly evolving work culture driven by tight deadlines and lean staffing, overtime pay in India has emerged as a critical compliance area for employers. Whether it’s manufacturing plants running extended shifts or IT teams putting in long hours, managing overtime responsibly is no longer optional, it’s a legal necessity. For HR professionals, CEOs,

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How to Legally Conduct Retrenchment in Compliance with Indian Labour Law

In today’s business climate, companies are often forced to restructure, downsize, or shut certain operations due to economic pressures, automation, or market shifts. In such scenarios, retrenchment becomes a legal and operational consideration for HR leaders and business owners.  This article aims to help top management understand how to handle retrenchment in labour law correctly,

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Legal Steps to Handle Employee Strikes Without Disrupting Operations

In India’s industrial landscape, employee strikes can be both disruptive and costly. Whether you run a factory or a tech company, your operations can come to a halt when staff walk out. Strikes and lockouts are governed by Indian labour laws, and employers need to understand their rights, responsibilities, and remedies under the law. This

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Common Labour Law Compliance Issues Faced by HR Teams in India

Human Resources teams at medium and large enterprises in India constantly navigate a complex terrain of labour law compliance. With multiple laws at the central and state levels, staying compliant is a heavy responsibility for HR heads, CEOs, and employers. A labour lawyer often advises management so they can proactively address these challenges. What Are

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