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Industry Body Welcomes Haryana Government’s Decision to Increase Minimum Wages of Unskilled Workers

Chandigarh, April 8 – The Haryana Government’s decision to increase the minimum wage of unskilled workers, taken under the leadership of Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini, in the Cabinet meeting today, has been widely welcomed by industry representatives.

President of the Rewari Chamber of Commerce and Industries, Sh. Krishan Yadav expressed his heartfelt gratitude to Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini for this landmark initiative aimed at improving the welfare of the labour force.

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Sh. Krishan Yadav stated that the announcement made during the recent Budget Session to raise the monthly minimum wage from ₹11,275 to ₹15,220 is a significant step towards ensuring financial stability for workers. He said that this substantial increase will directly benefit millions of workers across the state and provide them with much-needed economic relief, thereby enabling a more dignified standard of living.

He further said labour plays a crucial role in strengthening the economy, describing it as the “fuel” that drives production, innovation, and consumption. He said empowering workers through better wages will have a positive impact on overall economic growth and industrial productivity.

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Sh. Yadav added that the decision reflects the state government’s commitment towards inclusive development and social welfare. He expressed confidence that such progressive measures will further boost confidence among the workforce and contribute to sustainable economic progress in Haryana.

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