Variable Dearness Allowance Orders for Industrial Workers 2000-2005 · No.1(4)/2000-LS.II
CLC minimum wage order No.1(4)/2000-LS.II · 03 Nov 2015
Official title
VDA Orders from 2000-2005
Official record
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Check the official recordWhat changed
The Chief Labour Commissioner revises the Variable Dearness Allowance for industrial workers in construction, building operations, stone breaking, stone crushing, and mining. This order applies to employees in specific scheduled employments including loading and unloading in railways. The revised rates take effect from 1 April 2000 based on the average consumer price index for the period ending 31 December 1999. Employers must pay the higher of the notified rates or existing contractual wages. Employers cannot deduct costs for explosives, drilling, or dewatering from piece-rate wages. The order mandates that employers provide necessary materials for blasting and dewatering. The classification of workers and areas remains consistent with previous notifications.
What you must do
- Employers must pay the revised minimum rates of wages including basic wages and Variable Dearness Allowance.
- Employers must supply materials for blasting, drilling, and dewatering facilities.
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Source details
- Source
- Chief Labour Commissioner (Central)
- Type
- minimum wage order
- Published by source
- 03 Nov 2015
- Document number
- No.1(4)/2000-LS.II
- Issuing division
- Office of the Chief Labour Commissioner (C)
- Effective date
- 01 Apr 2000
- Coverage area
- labour