Uttarakhand
Minimum WagesNotification regarding revision of minimum wages w.e.f 01st Oct 2026 in Uttarakhand
Uttarakhand published this gazette notification (Gazette ID: uttarakhand-notification-regarding-revision-of-minimum-wages-w-e-f-01st-oct-2026-in-uttarakhand) on 2026-10-14, filed under Minimum Wages. The purpose of this notification is to protect workers' rights by ensuring they receive a fair and minimum wage for their work, promoting social justice and equality in the state of Uttarakhand.
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| Gazette ID | uttarakhand-notification-regarding-revision-of-minimum-wages-w-e-f-01st-oct-2026-in-uttarakhand |
| Category | Minimum Wages |
Action Required
Employers in Uttarakhand must revise their wage structures to comply with the new minimum wage rates effective from 01st October 2026. They should review and update their payroll systems, employee contracts, and other relevant documents to ensure compliance.
Statutory Penalty Risk
Non-compliance may attract 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 Uttarakhand must revise their wage structures to comply with the new minimum wage rates effective from 01st October 2026. They should review and update their payroll systems, employee contracts, and other relevant documents to ensure compliance. |
| Compliance Deadline | |
| Statutory Penalty | Non-compliance may attract penalties under the Minimum Wages Act, 1948, which can include fines and imprisonment. |
Purpose
The purpose of this notification is to protect workers' rights by ensuring they receive a fair and minimum wage for their work, promoting social justice and equality in the state of Uttarakhand.
Summary
The Government of Uttarakhand has issued a notification revising the minimum wages effective from 01st October 2026, impacting various industries and employers within the state. This revision aims to ensure fair compensation for workers, and employers must adjust their wage structures accordingly to avoid non-compliance.