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mims
Dear Friends,
Can you clarify two issues for me with respect to daily wagers employed by a private company:
  • Is there a minimum/ maximum period a daily wager can be employed before being absorbed as permanent / temporary employee, especially of the daily wager has been employed continuously for a period of approx 15 days each month including day/night shifts over a duration of 2-3 years?
  • The Min Wage Act specifies wages of Rs 100/- per day plus V.D.A. It also specifies min wages payable for a period of 26 days. So if a person works for a 8 hour shift by day and is also required to spend the night in the company premises for a requirement early next day, is this to be considered two days or 1.5 days for payment of wages? What is the amount applicable as V.D.A in such case?
Would appreciate an early response
thanks,
mims

From India, Bangalore
Madhu.T.K
4193

Daily wage is a system of wage payment. If the work is not regular you can appoint daily rated workers without any restriction.
If a worker works for 8 hours in the day shift and the same worker is asked to continue for a further period till morning, then the extra hours beyond eight hours will be treated as overtime and for that he will be entitled to double the rate of wages. Double the rate means two times the normal basic wage and VDA.
Regards,
Madhu.T.K

From India, Kannur
mims
Thanks Madhu. But what about VDA? Is it payable to daily wagers as well? Secondly, can the daily wagers be employed indefinitely for lets say 15-20 days a month year after year? thanks again, mims
From India, Bangalore
Madhu.T.K
4193

Daily wagers are also entitled to VDA.
The very purpose of employing some one on daily wage is due to the nature of job which is available only temporarily. Therefore, you can employ on daily wage so long as the job is not regular.
Regards,
Madhu.T.K

From India, Kannur
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