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Telangana Plans Corporation to Manage Outsourcing Staff Salaries
The Telangana government wants to create a new corporation for workers hired through outsourcing.
This corporation would help manage and pay their salaries.
An official committee is working out how it should operate.
Labour Minister G Vivek said a high-level meeting will happen soon.
The government has different minimum wages for different kinds of workers.
Workers in municipal corporations generally receive more than workers in rural areas.
Skilled and highly skilled workers receive more than unskilled workers.
The government says the plan will make salary payments more organised and provide greater financial security.
The Telangana government plans to establish a dedicated corporation to handle salary payments for outsourcing employees.
An official committee has been formed to finalise the corporation’s structure and operating procedures.
Labour Minister G Vivek said a high-level meeting on the proposal will be held soon.
Revised monthly wages range from Rs 14,000 to Rs 20,000 depending on skill level and location.
The wage zones cover municipal corporations, municipalities and rural areas across Telangana.
- Who
- The Telangana government, Labour Minister G Vivek and outsourcing employees are involved.
- What
- The government plans to form a corporation to manage salary payments for outsourcing staff.
- Where
- Telangana, across municipal corporations, municipalities and rural areas.
- When
- The announcement was made during Question Hour on Thursday; a high-level meeting is planned shortly.
- Why
- To streamline salary disbursals and improve financial security for outsourcing employees.
Key facts
- Proposed body
- A dedicated corporation for outsourcing employees’ salary payments
- Administrative status
- An official committee has been constituted to finalise the necessary modalities
- Unskilled wages
- Rs 16,000 in Zone-I, Rs 15,000 in Zone-II and Rs 14,000 in Zone-III
- Semi-skilled wages
- Rs 17,000 in Zone-I, Rs 16,000 in Zone-II and Rs 15,000 in Zone-III
- Skilled wages
- Rs 18,500 in Zone-I, Rs 17,500 in Zone-II and Rs 16,500 in Zone-III
- Highly skilled wages
- Rs 20,000 in Zone-I, Rs 19,000 in Zone-II and Rs 18,000 in Zone-III
- Wage policy
- G Vivek said the International Labour Organization considers Telangana a role model
Sources
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