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Copy of D.O. Letter No. 47412/2002-3, dated 28-1-2003 from Minister for Labour, Chennai-9 addressed to Dr. Sahib Singh, Hon. Union Minister for Labour, Government of India, New Delhi-110 001.

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Sub: Minimum Wages Act, 1948 - raising National Floor Level Minimum Wages from Rs. 45/- to Rs. 50/- per day - Instructions of Government of India - Enforcement in Tamil Nadu - Regarding.

Ref: 1. Your D.O. Lr. No. S.32019/10/99-WC(MW), dated 24/10/2002.

2. From the State Commissioner of Labour, Chennai-6, Letter No. Z1/73176/2002, dated 22/11/2002.

3. From the Chief Inspector of Factories, Chennai-5, Letter No. U2/40093/2002, dated 15/11/2002.

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In response to your D.O. Letter first cited, I wish to state that the instructions of Government of India raising the National Floor Level Minimum Wages from Rs. 45/- to Rs. 50/- per day have been communicated to the State Commissioner of Labour, Chief Inspector of Factories, Minimum Wages Advisory Board, all the General Secretaries of the Central Unions, Secretary to Tamil Nadu Labour Welfare Board, all District Collectors and all Joint / Deputy Commissioner of Labour, Inspectors of Labour and Inspectors of Plantations for information.

2.  As regards the implementation of National Floor Level Minimum Wages, I am to state that the lowest minimum wage in this State is more than Rs. 50/- per day from 1/9/2002 onwards in respect of 54 scheduled employments as shown in Annexure-I to this letter.  In respect of 2 employments indicated in Annexure-II even though the lowest wages as on 1/9/2002 were less than the revised floor level minimum wages of Rs. 50/- per day, the revised minimum wages proposed are more than the latest floor level minimum wages of Rs. 50/- per day.  In respect of 4 other employments mentioned in Annexure -III, only piece rate wages are paid.  The wages per day may vary from worker to worker according to their  capacity to do the work and quantum of work done.  In respect of 4 scheduled employments indicated in Annexure-IV the minimum wage is to be fixed by Committee Method.  The National Floor Level Minimum Wages of Rs. 50/- per day will be taken into consideration by the Committee as and when constituted.

3. Instructions have been issued by the State Commissioner of Labour and Chief Inspector of Factories to their field level officers in the districts to ensure proper implementation of orders for payment of minimum wages for the scheduled employments by carrying out periodical inspections, etc.

  1. 4. This is for your kind information.

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SECTION OFFICER.

ANNEXURE

LIST OF SCHEDULED EMPLOYMENTS FOR WHICH THE MINIMUM WAGE IS MORE THAN Rs. 50/- PER DAY.

Sl. No.

Name of the Employments

Lowest Wages per day with effect from 1-4-2002

1

2

3

1.

Aerated Water Manufactory

54.19

2.

Agarbathy Manufactory

57.35

3.

Appalam Manufactory

72.40

4

Automobile Workshop

84.64

5

Autorickshaws & Taxis

80.23

6

Bakeries and Biscuit Manufactory

60.48

7

Bought Leaf Tea Factories

78.11

8

Bricks & Tiles Manufactory

59.31

9

Carpentary and Blacksmithy

98.30

10

Chemical and Fertilizers Industry

72.81

11

Cinema Industry

99.76

12

Coconut peeling

60.98

13

Coffee-Curing Works

56.56

14

Coir Manufactory

74.06

15

Constructions or maintenance of roads or in building operations

104.09

16

Cotton Ginning, Pressing and Cotton Waste

70.41

17

Electronic Industry

81.10

18

Food Processing Industry

65.27

19

gunny Industry

100.80

20

Granite Industry

116.15

21

General Engineering and Fabrication Industry

81.16

22

Hotels and Restaurants

77.00

23

Hospitals and Nursing Homes

79.27

24

Laundries and Washing Clothes

108.38

25

Loading and Unloading operations.

65.92

26

Match Manufactory

60.98

27

Medical & Sales Representatives

100.39

28

Motion Picture Industry

79.89

29

Neera Tapping

118.96

30

Oil Mills

64.27

31

Paper and other incidental processes

65.55

32

Polythene processing Foam items & Plastic Manufactory

77.42

33

Powerloom Industry

54.19

34

Printing presses

64.89

35

Public Motor Transport

106.45

36

Rice Mills, Flour Mill and Dhall mill

68.47

37

Sago Industry

73.23

38

Salt pans

68.48

39

Sea Food Processing Industry

61.81

40

Security Guards

80.16

41

Sericulture

73.35

42

Shops & Commercial Establishments

70.34

43

Silk Twisting Industry

74.85

44

Soap Manufactory

95.18

45

Tailoring Industry

55.36

46

Tanneries   Leather Goods Manufactory

54.99

47

Tin Container

70.53

48

TOB­ACCO MANUFACTORY :

 

 

i)   Beedi Rolling

54.32

 

ii)  Scented and Chewing Tobacco

52.05

 

iii) Snuff Industry

60.48

49

Vessels (Utensils) Manufactory

63.77

50

Agriculture & Works ancillary to Agriculture

54.00

51

Forestry

62.73

52

Woolen Carpet & Shawl Weaving Industry

50.00

53

Timber Industry

102.59

54

Plantations

52.58
(with effect from 1/10/02 to 31/12/02)

 

ANNEXURE -II

LIST OF SCHEDULED EMPLOYMENTS FOR WHICH NATIONAL FLOOR LEVEL MINIMUM WAGES HAS BEEN REACHED AFTER REVISION OF MINIMUM WAGES.

Sl. No.

 

Name of Employment

Minimum Wage per day

1.

Cashewnut Industry:

Basic wage to be revised

 

Rs. 47.50

 

 

Rs. 52.15

 

Dearness Allowance revised

Rs.   1.21

 

Fixed Dearness Allowance

Rs.   3.44

2.

Fireworks Manufactory :- 

 

 

Basic wage to be revised

Rs. 29.00

Rs. 58.07

Dearness Allowance

Rs. 29.07

 

ANNEXURE - III

LIST OF SCHEDULES EMPLOYMENTS FOR WHICH PIECE RATE WAGES HAVE BEEN REVISED.

Sl. No.

Name of Employment

Dearness Allowance per day

1

Gold & Silver Articles manufactory

Dearness Allowance with effect from 1/4/2002  Rs. 56.24

2

Handloom Weaving Industry

Dearness Allowance paid at the rate of 10% of the basic wages plus extra wages linked with the productivity.

3

Handloom Silk Weaving Industry

Dearness Allowance with effect from 1/4/2002 Rs. 6.87 per day.

4

Synthetic Gem Cutting Industry

Dearness Allowance with effect from 1/4/2002 Rs. 34.35 per day.

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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