16th November, 2016
Dear Sir / Madam,
Time Extended upto 30th November, 2016 to move High Court of Karnataka for STAY ORDER on MINIMUM WAGE NOTIFICATION COVERING 20 Minimum Wage Notifications
Dr. Gubbi & Associates is hereby informing you that the Labour Department, GOK has revised the Minimum Wages for 20 scheduled sectors by way of Notifications all dated 16/09/2016.
20 Sectors covered under revision are:
1. Aerated Water Manufacturing Industry, 2. Clubs, 3. Electronic Industry, 4. Electroplating Industry, 5. Film Industry, 6. Food Processing, Packing of Food Products ( Including Coffee, Tea & Spices) Industry, 7. Glass & Glass Ware Industry( With or Without Machine Shafts), 8. Hotel Industry, 9. Laundry Industry, 10. Manufacturing of Liquor( Breweries), Distilleries, Bottling of Liquor, 11. Manufacture of Ayrveda & Allopathy Medicine, 12. Mini Cement Plant Industry, 13. Plastic, Poly Plastic, Rubber & PVC Pipes Manufacturing Industry, 14. Private Finance Corporation & Chit Funds, 15. Procurement, Processing & Distribution of Milk, 16. Public Motor Transport, 17. Sales Representatives in Medicine Profession, Consumer Items & Services, 18. Spun Pipes, Concrete Pipes, Sanitary Fittings, PCCRCS Poles && RCC Pipes Manufacturing Industry, 19. Steel Almirahs, Tables, Chairs & Other Steel Furniture Industry AND 20. Wood Work Including Timber Depots
Considering the steep hike and its effect made by the revision, Dr. Gubbi & Associates, has decided to move a Writ Petition before the High Court of Karnataka to attempt to bring a STAY ORDER on this revision.
Accordingly, it is brought to the attention of all that such of the establishments who will be affected by this wage revision and who are interested to be a party to the Writ Petition may send their consent and details to
at the earliest, but not later than 30th November 2016. Vakalats and Affidavits can be collected from us. Further these needs to be duly signed and reached within 30th November, 2016.
Should you require any clarifications you may call on 080-22262355/56 or mobile 8105671578 and speak to Dr Gubbi.
IMPORTANT: Please note that the STAY ORDER, if granted, may become applicable only to the establishments/industries who become a party to the Writ Petition and not to others as it may not be an ‘Order in Rem’( applicable universally). It depends.
Address for communication: Dr. Gubbi, Counselor & Advocate, FKCCI, Federation House, K G Road, Bangalore-560009
With warm regards,
Dr. Gubbi
Counselor & Advocate
Chairman-Indian National Bar Association, Karnataka Region
Legal Advisor to FKCCI
Board of Lawyers Club of India
Phone: 080-22262355/56; Mob: 8105671578
From India, Bangalore
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2Dear Sir / Madam,
Time Extended upto 30th November, 2016 to move High Court of Karnataka for STAY ORDER on MINIMUM WAGE NOTIFICATION COVERING 20 Minimum Wage Notifications
Dr. Gubbi & Associates is hereby informing you that the Labour Department, GOK has revised the Minimum Wages for 20 scheduled sectors by way of Notifications all dated 16/09/2016.
20 Sectors covered under revision are:
1. Aerated Water Manufacturing Industry, 2. Clubs, 3. Electronic Industry, 4. Electroplating Industry, 5. Film Industry, 6. Food Processing, Packing of Food Products ( Including Coffee, Tea & Spices) Industry, 7. Glass & Glass Ware Industry( With or Without Machine Shafts), 8. Hotel Industry, 9. Laundry Industry, 10. Manufacturing of Liquor( Breweries), Distilleries, Bottling of Liquor, 11. Manufacture of Ayrveda & Allopathy Medicine, 12. Mini Cement Plant Industry, 13. Plastic, Poly Plastic, Rubber & PVC Pipes Manufacturing Industry, 14. Private Finance Corporation & Chit Funds, 15. Procurement, Processing & Distribution of Milk, 16. Public Motor Transport, 17. Sales Representatives in Medicine Profession, Consumer Items & Services, 18. Spun Pipes, Concrete Pipes, Sanitary Fittings, PCCRCS Poles && RCC Pipes Manufacturing Industry, 19. Steel Almirahs, Tables, Chairs & Other Steel Furniture Industry AND 20. Wood Work Including Timber Depots
Considering the steep hike and its effect made by the revision, Dr. Gubbi & Associates, has decided to move a Writ Petition before the High Court of Karnataka to attempt to bring a STAY ORDER on this revision.
Accordingly, it is brought to the attention of all that such of the establishments who will be affected by this wage revision and who are interested to be a party to the Writ Petition may send their consent and details to
Should you require any clarifications you may call on 080-22262355/56 or mobile 8105671578 and speak to Dr Gubbi.
IMPORTANT: Please note that the STAY ORDER, if granted, may become applicable only to the establishments/industries who become a party to the Writ Petition and not to others as it may not be an ‘Order in Rem’( applicable universally). It depends.
Address for communication: Dr. Gubbi, Counselor & Advocate, FKCCI, Federation House, K G Road, Bangalore-560009
With warm regards,
Dr. Gubbi
Counselor & Advocate
Chairman-Indian National Bar Association, Karnataka Region
Legal Advisor to FKCCI
Board of Lawyers Club of India
Phone: 080-22262355/56; Mob: 8105671578
From India, Bangalore
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Dear Dr. Gubbi,
You wanted to bring a Stay Order on Minimum Wage Notification Covering 20 Minimum Wage Notifications. Predominantly, the list belongs to the manufacturing sector. General knowledge of this sector tells us that employee cost against total cost varies from 6-15%. Therefore, if the minimum wages are raised, then what would be the impact on the employee cost? Have you done this study? On what basis do you say that this would be a "steep" increase?
My observations on the Manufacturing Sector: My observations show that there are two important costs in the manufacturing companies. One is inventory cost of the raw materials and another is inventory cost of the finished goods. Managing these two costs depends on how the company manages its supply chain. Mismanagement of the supply chain leads to a huge blockage of the working capital. To manage the supply chain, it requires the usage of mathematical and statistical tools or techniques of Operations Research. Instead of taking these intellectual challenges, companies resort to chinchy tactics of not paying even minimum wages or raising objections when minimum wages are raised. Competitiveness can only be increased if principles of management are implemented and not by bearing a grudge against the workers who are paid the barest minimum.
In view of this, my request to you is to conduct a survey alongside. Whichever organization approaches you to include them in the stay order, ask them whether they have calculated these two costs scientifically and if not what is holding them back? Stay order is fine, but scientific management cannot be pushed under the carpet.
Inventory Turnover Ratio is one single ratio that speaks volumes. This ratio shows the coordination amongst various departments like Purchase, production, and sales. It also shows the company's relationship with their vendors, empowerment of the procurement personnel, and so on. Notwithstanding all this, how many companies calculate this ratio scientifically? How many owners understand the significance of an increase in this ratio even by a unit? Please conduct a survey on this count also.
Thanks,
Dinesh Divekar
From India, Bangalore
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You wanted to bring a Stay Order on Minimum Wage Notification Covering 20 Minimum Wage Notifications. Predominantly, the list belongs to the manufacturing sector. General knowledge of this sector tells us that employee cost against total cost varies from 6-15%. Therefore, if the minimum wages are raised, then what would be the impact on the employee cost? Have you done this study? On what basis do you say that this would be a "steep" increase?
My observations on the Manufacturing Sector: My observations show that there are two important costs in the manufacturing companies. One is inventory cost of the raw materials and another is inventory cost of the finished goods. Managing these two costs depends on how the company manages its supply chain. Mismanagement of the supply chain leads to a huge blockage of the working capital. To manage the supply chain, it requires the usage of mathematical and statistical tools or techniques of Operations Research. Instead of taking these intellectual challenges, companies resort to chinchy tactics of not paying even minimum wages or raising objections when minimum wages are raised. Competitiveness can only be increased if principles of management are implemented and not by bearing a grudge against the workers who are paid the barest minimum.
In view of this, my request to you is to conduct a survey alongside. Whichever organization approaches you to include them in the stay order, ask them whether they have calculated these two costs scientifically and if not what is holding them back? Stay order is fine, but scientific management cannot be pushed under the carpet.
Inventory Turnover Ratio is one single ratio that speaks volumes. This ratio shows the coordination amongst various departments like Purchase, production, and sales. It also shows the company's relationship with their vendors, empowerment of the procurement personnel, and so on. Notwithstanding all this, how many companies calculate this ratio scientifically? How many owners understand the significance of an increase in this ratio even by a unit? Please conduct a survey on this count also.
Thanks,
Dinesh Divekar
From India, Bangalore
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Dear Dr. Gubbi,
This is my supplementary post. While ignoring the worth of the pound, Indian entrepreneurs' penchant for fighting for every penny is well known. It is unfortunate to note that a legal firm of your stature is lending weight to the fight for the pennies.
In contrast, look at American entrepreneurs. They have been able to build their industrial empires because they understood where the business lies. Today, American companies deeply penetrate the lives of individuals worldwide. Can you imagine life without MS Office, Google, or Facebook? Certainly not! By developing such products or services, they have compelled the world to depend on them. This is because they did not confine their worldview to fighting for the minimum but instead aimed for the maximum.
When will Indian entrepreneurs learn to strive for the maximum, and when will Indian lawyers stop aiming to gain a penny by taking up causes that fight for the pennies? I see remote chances!
Thanks,
Dinesh Divekar
From India, Bangalore
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This is my supplementary post. While ignoring the worth of the pound, Indian entrepreneurs' penchant for fighting for every penny is well known. It is unfortunate to note that a legal firm of your stature is lending weight to the fight for the pennies.
In contrast, look at American entrepreneurs. They have been able to build their industrial empires because they understood where the business lies. Today, American companies deeply penetrate the lives of individuals worldwide. Can you imagine life without MS Office, Google, or Facebook? Certainly not! By developing such products or services, they have compelled the world to depend on them. This is because they did not confine their worldview to fighting for the minimum but instead aimed for the maximum.
When will Indian entrepreneurs learn to strive for the maximum, and when will Indian lawyers stop aiming to gain a penny by taking up causes that fight for the pennies? I see remote chances!
Thanks,
Dinesh Divekar
From India, Bangalore
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Dear Doctor Saheb,
Can you please provide an update on the status of the "Stay Order" on the Minimum Wages Notification covering 20 industries? The Government of Karnataka is not referring to the "Stay Order" in respect of the 20 industries' minimum wages notified for the period 01/04/2017 to 31/03/2018.
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Can you please provide an update on the status of the "Stay Order" on the Minimum Wages Notification covering 20 industries? The Government of Karnataka is not referring to the "Stay Order" in respect of the 20 industries' minimum wages notified for the period 01/04/2017 to 31/03/2018.
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Dear All, Any updates on Stay Order with relates to Karnataka Minimum Wages-2017-2018
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As per the information furnished by Dr. Gubbi, Karnataka High Court has granted an Interim Stay to 1. Hospitals & Nursing Homes and 2. Offset Printers Sectors Minimum Wages Notification. As of today, there is no stay on the Minimum Wages Notification regarding other sectors.
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Dear All, There any stay order on Karnataka Minimum wages 2018
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