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        Section 25 - Daily and weekly working hours, leave, etc

        Occupational Safety, Health And Working Conditions Code, 2020
        Chapter VII
        HOURS OF WORK AND ANNUAL LEAVE WITH WAGES

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        Working hours and leave: eight hour daily cap with special rules for mines, transport workers, journalists, and leave encashment. Section 25 prescribes an eight hour daily work limit with Government notified daily spread, intervals and exceptions. Mines must follow Central Government notified below ground hour limits, shift arrangements and register requirements. For motor transport workers, working hours include running time, subsidiary work and brief attendance; definitions specify exclusions and encompassed subsidiary tasks. Working journalists' hours are subject to prescribed limits (max 144 hours per four weeks and at least 24 consecutive hours' rest per seven days). Sales promotion employees and journalists receive minimum earned and medical leave, accumulation and encashment rules, and cash compensation for unavailed earned leave; adolescent hours follow the Child and Adolescent Labour Act.
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                          Working hours and leave: eight hour daily cap with special rules for mines, transport workers, journalists, and leave encashment.

                          Section 25 prescribes an eight hour daily work limit with Government notified daily spread, intervals and exceptions. Mines must follow Central Government notified below ground hour limits, shift arrangements and register requirements. For motor transport workers, working hours include running time, subsidiary work and brief attendance; definitions specify exclusions and encompassed subsidiary tasks. Working journalists' hours are subject to prescribed limits (max 144 hours per four weeks and at least 24 consecutive hours' rest per seven days). Sales promotion employees and journalists receive minimum earned and medical leave, accumulation and encashment rules, and cash compensation for unavailed earned leave; adolescent hours follow the Child and Adolescent Labour Act.





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