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Title: Labour Gazette Vol. LVI, No. 11, July 1977
Issue Date: 1977
Publisher: The Office of the Commissioner of Labour and the Director of Employment, Government of Maharashtra
Abstract: July 1977. MONTH IN BRIEF: CPI for working class, Maharashtra State; Industrial disputes, Maharashtra State. CURRENT NOTES: New consumer index; New international standards for nurses; ILO calls for law against laying off; Working time and shift pose problems; Bahrain joins ILO; ILO appoints African assistant director-general; Republic of Seychelles joins ILO; Indian delegates to ILO conference; Welcome recommendation of bonus; Two jute mills taken over; Wage systems must be adjusted; ESI benefits; Govt. for job oriented industries; PF interest rate up. NOTIFICATIONS UNDER LABOUR LAWS. LABOUR LEGISLATION: Maharashtra Industrial Development Act, 1961. CPI NUMBERS FOR WORKING CLASS IN MAHARASTHRA STATE: Bombay, Sholapur, Nagpur, Aurangabad, Nanded, Jalgaon, Pune. All India Average CPI for industrial workers on base (1960=100) for May 1977. LABOUR INTELLIGENCE: Industrial relations, Maharashtra (Mar 1977); Industrial disputes (Feb 1977). LABOUR LITERATURE: Articles of labour interest.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/1268
metadata.dc.place: Bombay
metadata.dc.pages: 976-1056
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