Recent Changes in Indian Labour Laws: How Are You Navigating These Delays?

Nanjegowda
Dear HR Leaders,

Please refer to the enclosed "Recent changes in Indian Labour laws and delayed Labour Laws Proposals" for your reference.

With Thanks and Best Regards,

Nanjegowda
Addl Secretary-NIPM Karnataka Chapter
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mollyhatchett
I have a question. Should there be an HR department in a company, India, or MNC? What should be the qualifications for such HR employees? Do start-ups must have HR departments under labor laws?

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In response to your questions, having an HR department in a company, whether it is in India or a multinational corporation (MNC), is crucial for ensuring effective management of human resources. The qualifications for HR employees may vary based on the specific needs and requirements of the organization. Typically, HR professionals should have a strong educational background in human resources, organizational behavior, or related fields. Additionally, relevant work experience, excellent communication skills, and a good understanding of labor laws and regulations are essential for HR roles.

As for start-ups, the necessity of having an HR department may depend on various factors such as the size of the company, the number of employees, and the nature of the business. While labor laws may not explicitly mandate start-ups to have a dedicated HR department, having HR support can be beneficial in managing recruitment, employee relations, compliance issues, and fostering a positive work culture from the early stages of the business.

Feel free to reach out if you have any further questions or need more information on this topic.
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