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WeTag · Issue 224 · September 2026

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MoJo · Issue 50 · October 2026

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Effect of the new labour laws on your take home salary!

2025-11-23

The government has notified new labour laws on 21st November 2025 requiring all establishments in India to ensure basic salary gets stretched to at least 50% of the total cost-to-company (CTC), necessitating direction into envisaging how pay packets should be structured going forward from the effective date of 21st Nov 2025.

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Karnataka Government offers suggestion for relief on Shop Act via draft amendment to the rules!

2025-10-07

The Karnataka Government has proposed some changes in the Karnataka Shops and Commercial Establishments Rules, 1963, and by virtue of powers conferred by section 40 of the Karnataka Shops and Commercial Establishment Act, 1961 (Karnataka Act 8 of 1962) and as required by sub-section (4) of section 40 of the said Act, they have published information of all persons likely to be affected thereby and notice has been given for consideration of these amendments after the expiry of thirty days from the date of its publication in the official Gazette.

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Is ESI or a Private Accident/Mediclaim Policy, a substitute for Workmen Compensation Policy?

2025-10-06

The Workmen Compensation Act 1923 aims to provide financial compensation to employees in case they meet with an unfortunate accident while performing their duties. All employees working full-time, part-time, temporarily or casually are liable to receive financial protection under this law. It comes into effect in case they get injured, or incapacitated and disfigured or die while performing their duties.

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Government of Telangana exempts all Shops & Establishments employing upto 10 employees from the applicability of the Shops Act

2025-10-03

In pursuance of the instructions of Government of India with regard to the exercise of deregulation and compliance reduction exercise to the industry and as part of the priority areas identified, it was suggested that States may revisit the threshold limit, which is currently 0 in most States, for compliance under the Shops & Establishments Act, as this will encourage MSMEs by reducing the compliance burden on them.

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