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nks_king
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Is it possible that the basic salary is less than minimum wages?
From India, Delhi
sunita1j@yahoo.com
3

What sort of question is it??? Please clarify.....wages generally means something you pay to the workers......and whose basic you are talking about???
Your question is slightely confusing......
Regards,

From United Arab Emirates, Dubai
dineshmulay
13

Hi, I would like to share with you the attached file, which will help you little. I have got it from this site only few days back. Please go thru, Thanks, Dinesh
From India, Pune
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nks_king
3

Is it mean total of Basic Salary & DA should be equal to the Minimum Wages? And Employer must pay EPF for employee on Minimum Wages.
From India, Delhi
azing_00
5

The recent judgment on Airfreight states that for the definition of wages, it should refer Section 2 (h)

As per the Minimum Wages Act 1942, the wages is defined as followed under Section 2 (h)

"wages" means all remuneration, capable of being expressed in terms of money, which would, if the terms of the contract of employment, express or implied, were fulfilled, be payable to a person employed in respect of his employment or of work done in such employment 1[and includes house rent allowance], but does not include-

the value of
any house accommodation, supply of light, water, medical attendance, or

any other amenity or any service excluded by general or special order of the appropriate Government;

any contribution paid by the employer to any Pension Fund or Provident Fund or under any scheme of social insurance;

any travelling allowance or the value of any travelling concession;

any sum paid to the person employed to defray special expenses entailed on him by the nature of his employment; or

any gratuity payable on discharge;

this means that HRA will very well form a part of wages as per Minimum wages act.

Please comment.

From India, Pune
sanch.gaikwad
hope all of you will help me, below is thr scenario i have post the same long back but no one help me

* we are using around 700 contractual worker for our manufacturing process every month. Before may 2009 eveyone is getting paid for same rate but from may 09 onwars we seprate them in skilled & unskilled catagery and also we revised there wages, allownces & add some scheme to attract them.

And now from after revision in d.a aug 09 below is structure

Unskilled worker - Gross 4206.75 Daily wages 161.80

Skilled worker - Gross 5106 Daily wages 196.41

both have Basic 1200.00 & Da 1106.75

now problem is that when we pay ot on =(basic+da)/26/8*2 both will receive 22.18 rs for one hours

1. if Unskilled worker done ot for 8 hours he will get 8*22.18 = 177.44 which is higher than his daily wages which is 161.80. he will get 15.64 rs extra. in a month this catagery is having more than 3000 hours ot

2. if skilled worker done ot for 8 hours he will get 8*22.18 = 177.44 which is less than his daily wages which is 196.41. he will get 18.77 rs less. in a month this catagery is having more than 3000 hours ot

now problem is that i want to adjust basic, da & other allowance so he will get paid for OT as per his gross salary

my quetion is that

1. can i make basic less than da, if yes what is legal point (da will increase after certain period)

2. should i combine basic and da amount

3. can i pay ot on gross (but it will be one time only)

4. or is there any way out

i hope you undestand my problem; if you want some more information pl reply. i want to give this to our management within two days. i tried to put as much as possible, please help me out

Best Regards,

Sachin Gaikwad

From India, Mumbai
vltreddy999
8

Dear friends, The basic salery can be below the minimum wage but the total wges i basic +hra+conveyence etc total together shoulb meet the minimum wages as per the minimum wages act with ap rules
From India
Ajay Shukla
5

Dear Sir, Can u send me the any GO in this regard as I heard that MW is the composition of Basic + DA Ajay Shukla 09839066035
From India, Calcutta
Purabi Nayak
1

whatever might be the case, always monthly gross should be same or higher for skilled or unskilled workers as per the minimum wages act as per the state rules.
Regards,
Purabi Nayak
Mnager-HR.
09937000525.

From India, Bhubaneswar
godbolesarang
If someone’s gross salary is Rs. 5000/- per month, can his basic salary be Rs. 2000/-. Is this in compliance of Minimum Wage Act?
From India, Pune
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