Kerala
Minimum WagesNotification revising the minimum wage for workers working in the gold and silver jewellery manufacturing sector in the state
Kerala published this gazette notification (Gazette ID: kerala-notification-revising-the-minimum-wage-for-workers-working-in-the-gold-and-silver-jewellery-manufacturing-sector-in-the-sta) on 2026-02-03, filed under Minimum Wages. The purpose of this notification is to protect the interests of workers in the gold and silver jewellery manufacturing sector by ensuring they receive a minimum wage that supports their basic needs.
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| Published | |
| Gazette ID | kerala-notification-revising-the-minimum-wage-for-workers-working-in-the-gold-and-silver-jewellery-manufacturing-sector-in-the-sta |
| Category | Minimum Wages |
Action Required
Employers in the gold and silver jewellery manufacturing sector must revise their payroll to ensure workers receive the revised minimum wage, and maintain accurate records to demonstrate compliance. They should also display the revised wage rates at the workplace.
Statutory Penalty Risk
Non-compliance may result in penalties under the Minimum Wages Act, 1948, which can include fines and imprisonment.
Statutes & Rules Amended
- Minimum Wages Act, 1948
Compliance Impact
| Action Required | Employers in the gold and silver jewellery manufacturing sector must revise their payroll to ensure workers receive the revised minimum wage, and maintain accurate records to demonstrate compliance. They should also display the revised wage rates at the workplace. |
| Compliance Deadline | |
| Statutory Penalty | Non-compliance may result in penalties under the Minimum Wages Act, 1948, which can include fines and imprisonment. |
Purpose
The purpose of this notification is to protect the interests of workers in the gold and silver jewellery manufacturing sector by ensuring they receive a minimum wage that supports their basic needs.
Summary
The Kerala government has issued a notification revising the minimum wage for workers in the gold and silver jewellery manufacturing sector, aiming to improve the livelihood of these workers. This revision is expected to benefit workers in the state's jewellery manufacturing industry, ensuring they receive a fair wage for their work.