Employment Laws And HR Compliance
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In India, companies operating in the country are required to comply with employment and labour laws. It is tricky for most companies to keep track of changing government norms and regulations. In India, employment laws include a plethora of central (federal) and state-specific employment statutes, administrative regulations and judicial decisions.
OBOX offers end-to-end HR compliance and advisory services for Indian and foreign start-ups, multinational companies and established corporate houses nationwide. We act as your HR compliance advisor, enabler and auditor – all in one. We provide employment law services at all business cycle stages, from the incorporation of the entity while managing it until winding down.
We are your one-stop shop for comprehensive employment laws and HR compliance solutions. We take the burden off your shoulders, ensuring your business complies with all applicable nationwide and state-specific regulations.
The payroll compliance services we offer help your business avoid costly penalties and maximize efficiency. Our experienced professionals will take care of it for you, so you don't have to worry about staying on top of new regulations from central and state authorities.
Labour law compliance is an essential aspect of doing business in India. It is a combination of state and federal acts. The law protects employees' rights and helps employers avoid legal penalties. Every corporation is required to maintain labour law compliance, maintain monthly registers under the prescribed format as per labour law and annual returns.
In accordance with Indian labour laws, employers are required to display abstracts of certain Acts and Notices on their Notice Boards to educate their employees and visitors. These display requirements are mandated to be in English as well as the local language of the State in which the establishment is situated.
To maintain complete noticeboard compliance, it is mandated to display-
The Sexual Harassment (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013, commonly known as the POSH Act, along with the Sexual Harassment (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Rules, 2013, form what is called the “POSH Law” and place specific responsibilities on employers in India.
We customize our services to cover all obligations of our clients under various central or state-specific labour laws depending upon the industry, employee headcount and their locations or jurisdictions in India. We offer a holistic approach to labour law compliance, risk management, statutory compliance and their adherence.