Is there any basic compulsory salary hike according to Indian law in private concerns... in one of my friend company for the past 1 and half years they haven't provided a a salary hike , Do they have legal rights to protest against the company if so in which way they take forward the voice for hike....?
From India, Bangalore
Dear Jagatheesh Pramoth,
Indian labour laws are meant for employees working in India (let it be white collar or blue collar employees).
If your friend is working as a blue collar employee, then as per the law there should be hike in salary of the employee. If there is no hike, the the employee has right to take legal action against the company. Every six months there is increase in DA (declared by labour commissioner's office) for blue collar workers and annual appraisals.
If your friend is working as a white collar employee, then the annual appraisal process depends and takes place as per the company's policy. If the company is facing any loss or does not have sufficient funds then the management has rights to skip the appraisal process for that particular year.

From India, Mumbai
Dear Shri Chaturvediji,
In public sector services there is provision of annual increments and there is also provision of assured promotion career schemes for central government employees. These provisions are available to all and enforceable against government(s). It is felt that in private sector in white collar jobs even if the unit is earning profits and even if the annual appreciation of an employee is more than satisfactory, the management refuses to hike the salary or do not pay any increments for 2-3 or more years.
Though payment of Minimum Wages Act is there, but I think, it is not applicable in above circumstances. Therefore, the question is whether in labour laws is there any law vide which the white collared employees working in private sector can take legal action against their employer and demand yearly increment or enhancement of pay?

From India, Noida
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