CourtMesh

Section 22: Publicity t(> the Minimum wages fixed under the Act

The Tripura minimum wages RulesState Rules of Tripura · 1948

Notices maintaining the minimum rate> of wages fixed togethc!' with extracts from the Act. the rules made thereunder. the names and address of the Inspector shall be displayed in English and in a language understood by the majority of the workers in the employment at such place as n1ay be se lected by tbe Inspector and shall be maintained in a clean antl legible ~ondition. Such notices shall also be di,played on the notice board of aU Divi>ional, Sub-divisiona l and District Offices.

23. Weekly day of rest-1(() Subject to the provisions or this rule, an employee in a scheduled employment tn respect of which mtnimum rates of wage> have been fixed under tbe Act. shall be allowed a day of rest every week (hereinafte r referred to as 'the re>t day') \\hich ,hall ordi­ narily be Sunday but tbe employer may lix ony other day of the week as the rest day for any employee or class of employee in that scheduled employment :

5. Inserted by Notification No. F. 87(53>-LAB/MW {79 Dt. May, 1980.

6. Substituted by Nutification No. F. 87(5~1-LAB/MW 179. Dt. May, 1980.

(Published in the Tripura Gazette, Extra-ordinary issue date<! 17.6. 1980.)

Sub,tituted by Notification No. F. 87(53)-LAB/ MW /19 Dt. May, 1980.

10 Provtded thm lhc cmplovec hn, worked tn 1hc 'cheuuleJ ~mrloy· nc.:nl um.kr the same l:mplnycr for ..1 t"ontinuou, !l(riocl u£ not le:.!\ lhan .... , du~·, Fxp1anatton fur the rurp:he- nf computation nf the cnnPnuou' p.:llml ur I .II kY ... lhiln \i\ UcJy ... \ptCihcd in the firM (\TO\'i"'O ..,f thl: .. ubo-rule.

(a) any Jay on which an emplu}<e ts rcqutr«l 10 ancnd lur work but h, g,hc only an ullu\,·Bnl.~ fur .attcmluncc: unJ is nut pro,jJed '"ilh v.ork.

(b) any Ua\ Oil \\hich iill employee i5 Jaod olf nn p:>\mC"I ol ~nmi"'Cn"auun unJr:r · n bJl!'!.trtal 01~putcor, .\ct . 1''47 and (cl nny len•c ur holida}, \\llh or "ithout pay. gramod b~ ohc emrlnycr to an employe< on the paouJ nf "X da)\ imllltlhUICJy prc<eetlong the rc~t 1ht)'. !-~hall be dC"cmcU Lo be "la)S cHl whic.:h the ~:mplo~~e ha" wo,kc.:d (~) c\ny >U<h emplu}"C ,hall nul b.: rcquir<d or a!IO\\Od I<> \\urk tn a ,chcduled cmplo}menl on lhe re'l d.i) unle" he ha, or "ill ha•e a >ub>lllutc rc't da} fur \\hole da' on one <•I 1he five JJ) > ommoJialcl) bdore rtr afte1 1hc n:st r.lny:

Pro•ided 1ha1 nn ,ub,litutoon \half be made >Ahl<h ""' rc•ull in lhc:- cmpi~)\'CC \VOrkinJe, f<,r more thdn rcn ,1a\-' -.:on,ct..ulhel\ without a rC"~t day lor a· \\hole day. · · (.'\) \\'hc.:IC Ill UC:t.:ordancc Wllh the forgoing pro\I'IIOn;; or thi' n.th:, any employee- work~ on ~~ rc't tlay t~nd htt\ hccn gi\Cil a '\Ub~tltutcrJ rc~t ~lay on any uf the five day' hdore or nflc r lhc r61 da~ the rC\1 day 'hall.

(or lhc purpose ol <Jkulating the \\Cekly hour> of Wurk b.: includetl in 1he '«· on >Ahich 1hc >Ub•tiluled rc'l day occuh (41 An emplu,ec ,hall be gran1eu for thc re•l da\ "•11• ' " la1ed ut the rate applicable 10 the nexl ptccccding dey •nJ in case he v.url• ''" 1he r<>t Ja~ and hi" been given a '"b'tituled re<t Jay, he shall be paid wttgl.!\ fur the rest da\· nn \\<hich he \\'Urk.cd. at thl! ovtrtlmC' rate nnd "tlJ!C:'

tor 1he .ub ... tituteJ rc't ..Ia' :H rhc ruh· appJicJhlr to the ne~r nn.:ccethrlll day:

Pm,ided that "here 1he mmtmum dail~ rate of "age> or 1he ~m· ph>)to u' notified under lhe Act ha. been worked oul by dividin~ lhe minimum monthlv rnte of wages t>v IWcnty,lx. or wher~ the actual dai ly ralc lll Wd~es of the tml>loyce ha; lxcn worked oul by dtviding the monlh lv ra1e ul "age< by t\\CiliY''~ and ,uch acluMI dail~ ra1e of ~<age> ;, nul fc,, thtm the not1fi~d mintmum rate of ¥~>tt.@.c:\ of lhc: employee. no \\u~c' for 1he rc'l day •hall 1x pa)able, and in ca.e 1he empho)ee work' nn lhe rest d<1\ and h•s be~n ~t\Cn a ,ub,ululed rest Ja,. he ,hall be paid. nnlv ;\J ;..,. ·~o:: t •h.... .. , h •. I h.: \•,or':e\.1, an amount equal to the \\ouge't payable to him at the mcrlimc rate, aol d if any dl>pute arises whether the Jaily ra1c ol >Aage> has been workeJ out as afore,aid. lh< Ldbour C'ommi· ! ~ubslolulcd bv ~nllli.:alion :-<n f 87(53)-LABIM\\ '79 Dt Ma~. 1980 P h~J o:o lite I r1pura G.zcnc, [_,Ira-ordinary i .sue Ja1cJ 17-6-1980 ll Jslonel may. on appllcotion ma<le to him in thi\ b(,half. decide the ,arne after ~~" lne a1 l oportunu' lo the paruc:~ co ... trn~d to make ~rittcn re­ prrc.:entutton.

Pr<>\JLINI lurthcr thai 111 the ca'e of an employee governed by a Pt<C< r.tt< :..:hcJule. the \\age; for the r<>t Ja, . .r. :1> the <>'c rna~ b¢, the rc t Ia anJ the ,ub,li lulcd rc'l day, ;hall he 'uch a; 1he State Go,ern­ merr n10l' b\ \lnhficaliun in the Official Gazelle. prescribe, having regan!

to th< mmimum ra1e of 'age fixed under lbe \ct in re,pect of the chc­ duled cmplo)mcnt.

Explanatit\11 ·-In lhts \Ub-rulc. 'ne>l preccd1n~ Ja,' mean; the last ll•> un \\hl~h the (mplo~t'c hu' wor~etl. whkh prt~o.c4 C· the -=~• or the ~ub lltu­ lcu ,.,, ,Ia). a> the CO'< may b(,. and "here I he •ub,tltuted re-t day. fulls on a d;~y immcuiattly ofler the rest IIU)', the next preceding llo) mea'" 1hc Ia,\ Ja> on \\hich the emplo)« ba< \\orkcd "'hicb precede; the rest day !51 I he pro11>10ns of 1his rule ;hall upply 10 1he employee> m 'cheduleu ~mplo~me01s other 1hnn DJtlcuiiUral employment.

(6) fhc prm i>ion~ of lhi rule 'hall nut operole to the preJullice of murc la\uurable term,, if an}. to \\hich an employee may be enutlcd 011ly to the more favourable terms aforesaid.

1:. 'plana n - For I he purpose of lbb rule, '" eeiC •hall mean a period u c\cn t.loy' beamning a1 m1dmaht on Saturday night.

Numba of hour, o£ "'ork which shall constitute n normal "' \.1• Ja) Cl 1 The numb¢r of houh which shall c<>n>tilule a normal • nrkmR Jay ,hall be l.ll 111 the Ca\C or an JduJt­ Cb) In 1he crue of a chtld- 9 hour;

4t hours.

(2) The "orkmg day of an adult worker >hall be so arranged that Itt..' 1\I H ui d11. hH"-PdJ,. fut l!o.~l ir •IIY• il ~iJdli liVl $1JU.o.UJ \)\o,_,i lUUIC th~U 1· ~he hour. un an' Ja~

(3) I he number of hour' or work in the ca,e of an adolescent 'hull be the '~me ~• lhat ol an adult or a child accoruing as be i> ccrtificll to "uri. •• an edull or a child by a compc1em medtcal prdctitioner appro•ed "l I he ~181< Gm ernmcnt.

(4) ·1 he provisions of sub-rule (I) 1o (3) ;hall , in the ca;c of ~orker. in Agncultural employment, b¢ subject 10 ;uch modification a;

may, from time to time, b¢ No1ilied by the State Government.

(5) No ch ild ;hall be employed or permitted to work more than 4! hour. on any t.lay.

Rule 24A -Nighl >hifi-\Vhero a \\urk<r 1n a 'chedukd em­ ployment \\Ork' on a •h•fl whtch cxlenth beyond! midnight (al a hulidl) lor the \\hOle day ror lhe purpo;e of rule 23 ;hall •n ht> ca.e, mean a period of t\\eDiy rour hour; besinmng from 1he 11me ~<hen hi' >h1fl end;; and

(b) 1he following day m such a case >hall be deemell 10 b¢ the period of twenty lour hours bc&inning from the time "hen such >hift end~.

and lhe hours afler m1dnigh1 during which such worker wa; engased in wo• k 'hall b¢ counted toward~ the previous day.

12 (2! A reghler of ovenime ,hall ~ maintained b) e\·ery emplo>·er m Form-IV in "hich <nuies under the columns sprcitied t1lerein •hall be made as and when ovenime ;, worked in an) C\tabh~hment Tht regi,t<r shall be kept at the wurk,hop and maintam«l tlJH<.>-Jot" Whcr" nu mcr­ ttmc has been worked tn any wage period a '"Jil' entry shall be made aero" the body of the rcshter at the end of the "age period indicating alsu in proci<c tet·m, th~ WU!N period to which the 'Nil' entry relates.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Tripura minimum wages Rules
Section22
Marginal notePublicity t(> the Minimum wages fixed under the Act
JurisdictionState of Tripura
StatusIn force as published by the source

Find the provision, not just read it

The full text above is free, and it stays free. What a free CourtMesh account adds is everything you cannot do by reading one page at a time:

  • Search 49,000+ Central and State enactments by what a provision says, not by its number
  • Jump from any section to every judgment that has applied it
  • Search 300 million+ Indian court records alongside the statute
  • Ask a research agent to find and read the case law on a provision for you

Free account. No card. About a minute to create.

Create a free account

Need this as data, not as a page? The Tripura minimum wages Rules is one of 49,000+ enactments on CourtMesh. The Indian court cases API serves the case law that cites these provisions over JSON, with API documentation and plans and pricing. See also the judgment library.