"The Labour Commissioner hiked the minimum wages of workers on the basis of the revised dearness allowance (DA) rates. The increase in minimum wages has come into effect from April 1 in total 67 scheduled sectors," a public relations department officer said.
As per the new rates of minimum wages, unskilled workers would get Rs 7,125 per month at the rate of Rs 274/day, while the semi-skilled workers would get Rs 7,982 per month at the rate of Rs 307/day.
The highly skilled workers would now get Rs 410 a day, which comes to Rs 10,660 a month, he said.
Unskilled farm workers would now get Rs 199.93/day or Rs 5,998 per month, the official said.
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