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MINISTRY OF LABOUR & EMPLOYMENT & REHABILITATION
(Department of Labour & Employment)
RESOLUTION
New Delhi, thp 30th December 1&S"
No. WB-7(l)/67.—The Second Central Wage Board for the Sugar fndus.tr>', constituted by the Government of India by their Resolution No. WB-7(2)/65, dated the 16th Novem- ber, 1965, made interim recommendations with regard to the age of retirement and annual increments. These were accepted by the Government vide their Resolutions No. WB-7(1)/ 67, dated the 9th February, 1967 and WB-7(l)/67, dated the 15th May 1967, respectively.
2. At its meeting held at Hyderabad on the 19th-2Oth November, 1967, the Wage Board has made further lecommendations concerning interim relief as shown in the appendices.
3. The Government of India have decided to accept the recommendations of the Wage Board and to request the employers to implement them.
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APPENDIX I
Sl-CONl) CENIRAL WA&h BOARD FOR THE SUGAR INDUSTRY
Meeting .;/ Hyderabad on V)th November, IW
Resolution Rrgardint- Intelim Relief
At its meeting held at .Hyderabad on 19th November, 1
HYDERAIIM) 20/7/ Ntntmhu 1 W>7
Sd/- K. Bhimasankaram -Chairman. Sd/- K. P. Nevatia— Member, Sd/- V, V. Ramana—Member, Sd/- Kasbi Nath Pandey— Member Sd/- Bra] Kishore Sastri—Member, Sd/- R. Balakrishna—Member, Sd/- A Raniithamony—Secretary.
APPENDIX 11
SECOND CENTRAL WAGE BOARD FOR THE SUGAR INDUSTRY
C larifitatinn on (he rci ommmdntion relating to the interim relief dated 14th April, 1967
The employees whose scales of pay as prescribed by (he First Wage Board provided lor annual increments for a span of seven years or less and who have reached Ihc maximum of the pay scale before the date stipulated by the First Wage Board due to grant of cither advance incicments or higher start given at the time of appointment or subsequently are also entitled TO the interim relief provided for in the Resolution of the Second Central Wage Board for the Sugar Industry dated 14th April, 1967. If the maximum nf the scale had Wn reached before 1st November, 1965, the next increment shall take effect from Lit November, 1965 and in cases where the maximum of the scale was leached on 1st November, 1965 or Iheicafter, the next increment will he due after one year from the dale, that is. from 1st November, 1966 nnil so on.
Sd/- K. Bhimasankarom—Chairman.
HYDERA'SAB, 20th /V ivemhci l%7 Sd/- R. P. Nevatia—Member, Sd/- V. V. Ramana—Member, Sd/- Kashi Nath Pandey—Member. Sd/- Braj Kishore Saatri—Member, Sd/- R. Balakrishna—Member Sd/- A Ranjithamony—Secretary
APPENDIX III
SECOND CENTRAL WACH BOARD FOR THf- SUGAR INDUSTRY
Recommendation relating to interim relief
The question or interim relief to the workers has been considered by the Second Centr.i) Wage Board for the Sugar Industry in its various meetings. Already seme recommendations have been made in this matter The final interim relief as recommended by the Wage Board at its meeting held at Hyderabad on 20th November. 1967, is as follows:—
Dearness Allowance is as per the recommendations of the Firnl Wage Board linked with the average of All India Consumer Price fndex Numbers for the Working Claw> (Base—1949). It is calculated at the average of 12 months ending 30th June, and is payable from the next 1st October. It is obvious that the First Wage Board recommended payment from 1st October next and not from 1st July next because the monthly index it not available from the Government immediately after the close of each month but some time I:\ler ft has been urged h\ the workers that on account of the delay in getting the
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index figures the workers lose the benefit of additional dearness allowance for three months that is, July, August and September In Uttar Pradesh the request to pay the dearness allowance as per index, from 1st Julj next instead of from 1st October next was accepted by the Sugar Labour Tripartite Conference and implemented by the Uttar Pradesh Government, under the U.P. Industrial Disputes Act. The Second Wage Board considers that it Would be fair to make this practice applicable on All India basis. Hence the dearness allowance which as per preceding year's average index has become payable from 1st October, 1967 will be payable from 1st Jul} 1967 and in future also it will be payable each year from 1st July instead of from 1st October,
HYDERABAD, 20th Noxemhei, 1967.
Sd/- K. Bhima^cinkaram -Chairman. Sd - R. P. Nevatia—Member, Sd/- V. V. Ramana—-Member, Sd/- Kashi Nath Pandej—Member, Sd/- Braj Kishore Sastri—Membei. Sd'- R. Balakrishna—Member. Sd/- A. Ranjithamony—Secretary.
ORDER
Ordered that a copy of the Resolution be communicated to ?H concerned.
Ordered also that the Resolution be published in the Gazette of India for general infor- ination.
P. M. NAYAK, Addl. Secy.
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