Dear Seniors,
In factories, women workers are not allowed. However, I recently read in a newspaper that female workers can work in factories if the management ensures their safety. I work in Manufacturing, and we have 100 female employees in assembly and packing.
Is it possible for us to appoint female workers for shifts? Does anyone have a notification regarding this?
Rupali
From India, Mumbai
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11In factories, women workers are not allowed. However, I recently read in a newspaper that female workers can work in factories if the management ensures their safety. I work in Manufacturing, and we have 100 female employees in assembly and packing.
Is it possible for us to appoint female workers for shifts? Does anyone have a notification regarding this?
Rupali
From India, Mumbai
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Dear Sir,
We are working in Maharashtra. As per the Factories Act, we cannot appoint female workers for night shifts. However, recently, Hon. CM of Maharashtra, Mr. Devendra Fadnavis, announced an amendment to the above-stated rule. Does anyone have the notification regarding this?
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We are working in Maharashtra. As per the Factories Act, we cannot appoint female workers for night shifts. However, recently, Hon. CM of Maharashtra, Mr. Devendra Fadnavis, announced an amendment to the above-stated rule. Does anyone have the notification regarding this?
From India, Mumbai
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FACTORIES ACT NOISE REGULATIONS 1997.pdf