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santo007
Hi,
I work for a call center in pune and I am being asked to work on 2nd october without any comp off or extra pay. Is this right and if not what can I do to take this matter with my HR and what do i tell them under which act does this come.

From India, Pune
NSreedhar
Hi,
As per shops & establishments act, 02nd Oct is a compulsory holiday with pay. It is applicable to all over india for all the organisations, companies, firms, shops, factories etc.,
If your job requires to work on 02nd Oct, it can be compensated.
Regards

From India, Hyderabad
bhupender soni
According to the factory act 1948 when a employee worked on any holiday , a worker is entitled to wages at twice the ordinary rate of wages when he work overtime after putting up more than 9 hours on any days or 48 hours in a weak
And if worker worked on any national holiday he entitled to wages at three time the ordinary rate of wages

From India, Mumbai
tushar.swar
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Hi,

As you said, I would like clear first thing is that, No any employer can allow to work to any employee on National Holiday Without any prior permission of Shops & establishment inspector or Factory inspector with satisfactory reason.,

In case if they have take approval on same, so, they have to give the Compensatory Off against that day & also, they have to pay the salary or wage of that day on double rate basis.

Most of the employers are not ware that, without inspector permission, they can't do any thing against law. nonavailability of knowledge, they follow their own law or rules & regulation.

In my carrier i saw many of cases like this, most of the organization are not following the same, their director or owner is pressuring to do the monopoly.

So, in your case, you are eligible to get the compensatory off against that day & also get the wage or salary of that day on double rate.

i hope you will be satify with this information, in case doubt you can reply me or refere the Shops & Establishement Act. for more knowledge.


From India, Mumbai
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