The Labor Department has announced strict action against factory owners who fail to comply with the new minimum wage law, which sets the monthly wage at Rs. 37,000.
The announcement was made during a press conference earlier today as part of a comprehensive labor rights initiative aimed at uplifting working conditions in the industrial sector.
Major points
Minimum wage set at Rs. 37,000/month
Non-compliance may result in imprisonment
Regular inspections and audits to be carried out
The policy is being enforced starting this month
Officials emphasized that the new measures are designed to protect laborers from exploitation and ensure fair compensation for their work.
Any violations of the law will lead to serious consequences, including fines and imprisonment of factory owners.
This move is part of a broader campaign to enforce labor laws more effectively and hold industrial employers accountable.
The Labor Department has urged workers to report any violations through official channels so that swift action can be taken.
