PATNA: State labour resources minister Vijay Kumar Sinha on Wednesday stated the federal government would make certain no child labour in any business institutions within the state capital via January 26 next year.
Addressing a presser after a overview meeting of the dep., the minister additionally introduced a WhatsApp number 9417229133 for folks to file any child being engaged as a labourer.
Officials claimed the state had around one lakh child labourers working in business institutions and households as servants.
The minister admitted that removal of kid labour from residential spaces was once a hard job and would take time. “We will goal the residential spaces after eliminating child labour from business institutions,” Sinha stated. “The division has simplified the labour registration process. Earlier, they needed to attach employer’s certificate to be able to sign in with the labour division. But now they are able to sign in via filing an affidavit,” he stated.
The minister stated all the labour superintendents have been asked to sign in a minimum of 100 construction labourers in each nagar parishad and nagar panchayat so that they would be benefited via Mukhya Mantri Chikitsa Sahayta Yojana (CM medical assistance scheme) and other labour welfare schemes of the federal government.
Total 1.80 lakh out of the 11 lakh registered construction labourers had been equipped Rs3,000 in keeping with year for medical remedy.
The division additionally allotted Rs5.64 crore to one,019 labourers until November 30 under Bihar Shatabdi Unorganized Sector Workers and Artisans Social Security Scheme, 2011. Under the scheme, the family members of unorganized sector employees and artisans are equipped Rs1 lakh via the state government in case of accidental death, Rs30,000 for natural death, Rs75,000 for permanent incapacity and Rs37,500 for partial incapacity.
Addressing a presser after a overview meeting of the dep., the minister additionally introduced a WhatsApp number 9417229133 for folks to file any child being engaged as a labourer.
Officials claimed the state had around one lakh child labourers working in business institutions and households as servants.
The minister admitted that removal of kid labour from residential spaces was once a hard job and would take time. “We will goal the residential spaces after eliminating child labour from business institutions,” Sinha stated. “The division has simplified the labour registration process. Earlier, they needed to attach employer’s certificate to be able to sign in with the labour division. But now they are able to sign in via filing an affidavit,” he stated.
The minister stated all the labour superintendents have been asked to sign in a minimum of 100 construction labourers in each nagar parishad and nagar panchayat so that they would be benefited via Mukhya Mantri Chikitsa Sahayta Yojana (CM medical assistance scheme) and other labour welfare schemes of the federal government.
Total 1.80 lakh out of the 11 lakh registered construction labourers had been equipped Rs3,000 in keeping with year for medical remedy.
The division additionally allotted Rs5.64 crore to one,019 labourers until November 30 under Bihar Shatabdi Unorganized Sector Workers and Artisans Social Security Scheme, 2011. Under the scheme, the family members of unorganized sector employees and artisans are equipped Rs1 lakh via the state government in case of accidental death, Rs30,000 for natural death, Rs75,000 for permanent incapacity and Rs37,500 for partial incapacity.
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