- HR Articles
- HR Articles 01 ::
- NEW HR Role
- The Hard Work of Being a Soft Manager
- Stephen Covey The 90/10 Principle
- SOME HR Abbreviations
- Why exit interviews are essential
- Tips/Practices to retain Employee
- Twenty Five Ways to Reward an emp;oyee
- HOW TO ACCOMPLISH YOUR GOALS? By M.S.Rao
- 7 Tips for Accomplishing your Goals
- 5 Steps to Accomplishing your Goals by Dave Cheong
- Twenty Five Ways to Reward
- Tips/Practices to Retain Employees
- Why exit interviews are essential
- The Hard Work of Being a Soft Manager
- How To Develop Leadership Skills
- Stress Management with Self Care Techniques
- 10 Ways to Inspire Your Team
- NEW TRENDS IN HUMAN RESOURCE
- NEW TRENDS IN INTERNATIONAL HRM
- Human Resource Information Systems(HRIS)
- HR Articles 02 ::
- 5 ways to deal with insecure bosses
- Career Benefits of Having A Strong Professional Network
- Competency Models could be Misleading and Mischievous
- 7 Movies Every Professional Should Watch
- Five Levels of HR Leaders and Managers By T. V. Rao
- Excellent Quotes by Warren Buffet
- What's next for HR? The six competencies HR needs for today's challenges
- HOW TO ORGANIZE GROUP DISCUSSIONS?
- 21 Effective Quotation of Swami Vivekananda
- 50 Best Success Thoughts of All Time
- Quote on Positive Attitude
- 15 Great Thoughts by Chanakya
- 5 Tips for Better Work Life Balance By By Jen Uscher
- INTERVIEW SKILLS
- PRESENTATION SKILLS
- 10 Tips for an Efffective HR
- Tips to be an Effective HR Professional.
- 360 Degrees Performance Appraisal!!!An Outlook.
- Top 15 Salary Negotiation Tips
- HR Articles 01 ::
- Anadhra Pradesh
- AP Integrated Act 2015
- Anadhra Pradesh Combined Annual Return under Labour acts for the year ending 31st march 2016 Screenshot
- AP Combined Returns Under Various Labour Laws Amendments To The Schedules – Notification
- AP Shop Establishment Registrations to be made only through mee-seva
- THE A P SHOPS AND COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS ACT FEE
- APSE Updation
- GRANT OF EXEMPTION TO ALL RETAIL ENTERPRISES FROM SECTIONS 7 ,9, 12, 23, 31 AND 37 OF THE AP SHOP ACT, 1988 FOR 5 YRS
- AP Labour Department Online Inspection System
- AP LABOUR DEPT. GO's DURING 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013
- A P LABOUR DEPARTMENT NEW INSPECTION PROCEDURE - REVISED ORDERS
- Amendment notification of the AP Factories Rules, 1950. "Sec. 61-A Safety Officer
- SHOP ACT - CHAPTERS WISE ::
- Ch-IV: SHORT TITLE AND APPLICATION
- REGISTRATION OF ESTABLISHMENTS
- CHAPTER III : SHOPS
- Ch-IV: EST. OTHER THAN SHOPS
- Ch-V: EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEN, CHILDREN
- Ch-VI: HEALTH AND SAFETY
- Ch-IV: ESTAB. OTHER THAN SHOPS
- Ch-VII: LEAVE, HOLIDAYS AND INSURANCE
- Ch-VIII: WAGES, CONDITIONS FOR TERMINATION
- Ch-IX: APPOINTMENT POWERS AND DUTIES ETC.,
- Ch X: DUTIES OF THE CHIEF INSPECTOR
- Ch XI : PENALTIES FOR OFFENCES
- CHAPTER XII : MISCELLANEOUS
- THE AP SHOPS and ESTABLISHMENTS RULES - 1990
- AP REGISTRATION AND LICENSING
- FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
- 365 DAYS EXTENSIONS
- REGISTERS AND RECORDS
- COST OF LIVING ALLOWANCES - CPI Points
- AP Integrated Act 2015
- CONTRACT LABOUR
- EPFO
- EPFO Updations
- PF Amendment in paragraphs 68-J and 68-N Advance for illness in certain cases and members who are physically handicapped
- EPFO revised Admin Charges from 1.36% to (0.5 + 0.65 + 0.00 ) 1.15% w.e.f 01-04-2017
- EPF - Levy of Penal Demages - Deposit of Contribution Through Internet Banking
- EPS Pension Age Limit Increased from 58 to 60 years
- Procedure for Change Employee Name In EPF Account
- EPFO removed grace period of 5 days for contributions remittance
- Reduction in Provident Fund Administrative Charges
- EPF LIMIT INCREASED TO RS. 15000 FROM RS. 6500 AND MIN. PENSION RS. 1000 W.E.F 01.09.2014
- EPF’s Monthly Pension and Wage Ceiling Revised
- EPFO Employer e-sewa Registration and data uploading Guidelines
- Grant of family pension to next eligible member in the family in the case of missing family pensioners
- E P Funds (Amendment) Scheme, 2011 - Reg- Amendment in para 60 and 72(6),
- Provident Fund Office to end the Inspector rule
- Voluntary Provident Fund
- EPFO started SMS Service
- PF Interest Rate 8.25% for the year 2011-2012 and EPFO Circular
- EPFO Circular on Splitting of Minimum Wages which was ordered as not permissible earlier has been kept in abeyance
- After three years of inactivity, the PF balance will stop earning interest
- SC Allows Clubbing of Two Establishments as One for the Purposes of the PF
- Splitting of Minimum Wages for the purpose of PF contribution not permissible
- EPFO has launched an ‘Employer e-Sewa' Portal
- Schemes::
- EMPLOYEE PENSION SCHEME WRITE-UP
- PF - CLASSES OF INDUSTRIES
- DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR COVERAGE
- PF - EMPLOYEE
- PF - Types of Exemption
- PF Nomination
- IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR FILLING THE CLAIM FORMS
- COMMON MISTAKES IN FILLING THE PF APPLICATIONS/FORMS
- PF - Benefits
- ELIGIBILITY TO MEMBERSHIP
- EXPERTS VIEWS
- RECENT CASE LAWS ::
- BENEFITS
- ADVANCE and WITHDRAWALS
- FORMS
- FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
- Mr. NAGPAL
- EPFO Updations
- E S I C
- ESIC Updation
- Implementation of ESI Act under ESI 2.0 in the districts in which the Act is not implemented partially implemented areas Notifications
- ESIC Mandatory Annual Preventive Health Checkup for above 40 year w.e.f 01-04-2017
- ESI Benefits Extended to Surrogate And Adopting Mothers
- IMPLEMENTATION OF AADHAR BASED AUTHENTICATION OF BENEFICIARIES UNDER ESI ACT
- The Employees’ State Insurance (Central) Amendment Rules, 2016 (Draft)
- INFORMATION ON ESIC
- GENERAL REGULATIONS ::
- CENTRAL RULES ::
- CHAPTER I - SHORT TITLE AND EXTENT and; DEFINITIONS
- CHAPTER II CORPORATION, STANDING COMMITTEE AND MEDICAL BENEFIT COUNCIL
- CHAPTER III - FINANCE AND AUDIT
- CHAPTER IV - CONTRIBUTIONS
- CHAPTER V - BENEFITS
- CHAPTER V-A : TRANSITORY PROVISIONS
- CHAPTER VI- ADJUDICATION OF DISPUTES AND CLAIMS
- CHAPTER VII- PENALTIES
- CHAPTER VIII- MISCELLANEOUS
- SCHEDULE II
- SCHEDULE III
- BENEFITS ::
- Information for employers ::
- EXPERTS VIEWS ::
- Recent Case Laws ::
- APPLICABILITY OF THE ACT
- COVERAGE OF EMPLOYEES ENGAGED THROUGH A CONTRACTOR
- COVERAGE OF ESTABLISHMENTS UNDER THE ACT
- COVERAGE OF SHOPS UNDER THE ACT
- DAMAGES INTEREST FOR LATE OR NON-DEPOSIT OF CONTRIBUTIONS
- 'EMPLOYEE' UNDER THE ACT
- EMPLOYEES’ INSURANCE COURT
- APPEAL-EMPLOYEES' INSURANCE COURT
- PROSECUTION UNDER THE ACT
- RECOVERY OF CONTRIBUTIONS
- WAGES' FOR ESI'S CONTRIBUTION
- MISCELLANEOUS
- FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION ::
- ESIC Updation
- OTHER ACTS::
- THE PAYMENT OF GRATUITY ACT, 1972
- THE WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION ACT, 1923
- THE PAYMENT OF BONUS ACT, 1965
- THE MINIMUM WAGES ACT, 1948
- THE PAYMENT OF WAGES ACT, 1936
- INDUSTRIAL EMPLOYMENT (S O) ACT, 1946
- THE INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT, 1947
- THE TRADE UNIONS ACT, 1926
- The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013
- THE MATERNITY BENEFIT ACT, 1961
- THE CHILD LABOUR (P AND R) ACT, 1986
- LABOUR WELFARE FUND, ALL APPLICABLE STATES IN INDIA
- THE MOTOR TRANSPORT WORKERS ACT, 1961
- THE WEEKLY HOLIDAYS ACT, 1942
- THE A P Holidays Act, 1974
- Central sphere ::
- A P Min Wages - A to B::
- A P Min Wages - C ::
- CASHEW PROCESSING ESTABLISHMENTS
- CEMENT CONCRETE PIPES AND CEMENT WARE MANUFACTORY
- CHEMICALS AND PHARMACEUTICALS INCLUSIVE OF PESTICIDES
- CINEMA INDUSTRY
- CLUBS AND CANTEENS
- COFFEE PLANTATIONS
- COLOUR PRINTING AND YARN DYEING
- CONSTRUCTION OR MAINTENANCE OF ROADS AND BUILDING OPERATIONS
- CONSTRUCTION OF PROJECTS INCLUDING DAMS AND MULTIPURPOSE PROJECTS
- COTTON CARPET WEAVING ESTABLISHMENTS
- COTTON GINNING AND PRESSING FACTORIES
- A P Min Wages - D to H::
- DISTILLERIES AND BREWERIES
- DOMESTIC WORKERS
- ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY
- FISHERIES AND SEA FOOD INDUSTRY
- AP GARMENT AND ALLIED MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY
- AP MW - GLASS INDUSTRY
- AP - GOLD COVERING AND GOLD COATING INDUSTRY
- AP MW - HANDLOOM WEAVING ESTABLISHMENTS
- AP MW - HANDLOOM(SILK) WEAVING ESTABLISHMENTS
- AP MW - ADDITIONAL CATEGORIES IN HANDLOOM WEAVING ESTABLISHMENTS
- AP MW - HOSPITALS, NURSING HOMES AND CLINICS
- AP MW - HOSTELS OF ALL COLLEGES AND ALL OTHER
- AP MW - HOTELS, RESTAURENTS AND EATING HOUSES
- A P Min Wages - J to M::
- AP MW - JUTE AND COIR INDUSTRY
- AP MW - KHANDASARI FACTORIES
- AP MW - LIME STONE KILNS
- AP MW - MARKETING SOCIETIES, CONSUMER CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES AND CO.OPERATIVE BANKS
- AP MW - MATCH AND FIRE WORKS MANUFACTURE
- AP MW - MESTA USED TWINE MILLS
- AP MW - METAL FOUNDRIES AND GENERAL ENGINEERING
- AP MW - MICA WORKS
- AP MW - MINI AND TINY CEMENT FACTORIES
- AP MW - MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY INCLUDING PRODUCTION, DISTRIBUTION AND PUBLICITY
- A P Min Wages - P to R ::
- AP MW - PAPER AND PAPER BOARDS (INCLUDING STRAW BOARD) INCLUDING HAND MADE PAPER MANUFACTORY
- AP MW - PETROL BUNKS
- AP MW - POWERLOOM INDUSTRY
- AP MW - PRINTING PRESSES INCLUDING LITHO AND OFFSET PRINTING
- AP MW - PRIVATE MOTOR TRANSPORT
- AP MW - PROFESSIONS SUCH AS CHARTERED COST ACCOUNTANTS
- AP MW - PUBLIC MOTOR TRANSPORT
- AP MW - RICE MILLS, FLOUR MILLS AND DAL MILLS INCLUDING ROLLER FLOUR MILLS
- A P Min Wages - S::
- AP MW - SALT PANS
- AP MW - SEED PROCESSING UNITS
- AP MW - SHOPS AND COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS
- AP MW - SLATE FACTORIES
- AP MW - SOFT DRINKS AND AERATED WATER MANUFACTURING UNITS
- AP MW - ANY STEEL MILLS AND STEEL REROLLING MILLS
- AP MW - STONE BREAKING AND STONE CRUSHING OPERATIONS
- AP MW - SAFAI KARMACHARIS
- AP MW - SECURITY SERVICES
- A P Min Wages - T to W::
- AP MW - ANY TANNERIES AND LEATHER MANUFACTURING
- AP MW - TILES AND POTTERIES
- AP MW - TOBACCO (EXCLUDING BEEDI MAKING) MANUFACTORY
- AP MW - TOBACCO (INCLUDING BEEDI MAKING) MANUFACTORY
- AP MW - TODDY TAPPING INCLUDING CONVEYANCE AND SELLING
- AP MW - WOOD WORKING ESTABLISHMENTS
- AP MW - ANY WOOLEN CARPET MAKING AND SHAWL WEAVING ESTABLISHMENTS
- MONTH wise Judgments 2012 ::
- MONTH wise Judgments 2011 ::
- IMP CASE LAWS 2011 ::
- Abandonment
- Back wages
- Bonus
- Building ' Construction Workers
- Contract Labour
- Court Powers
- Daily wages
- Disciplinary
- Dismissal
- Employees Compensation Act
- Employees Provident Fund
- E.S.I.
- Equal Work - Equal Wages
- Factories Act
- Fixed Term Appointment
- Gratuity
- Industrial Disputes
- Minimum Wages
- Misconduct
- Over Time
- Payment of Wages
- Punishment
- Reinstatement
- Resignation
- Retrenchment
- IMP CASE LAWS 2010 ::
- EPF ACT ::
- ESIC ACT ::
- ESIC - APPLICABILITY OF THE ACT
- ESIC - COVERAGE OF EMPLOYEES ENGAGED THROUGH A CONTRACTOR
- ESIC - COVERAGE OF ESTABLISHMENTS UNDER THE ACT
- ESIC - COVERAGE OF SHOPS UNDER THE ACT
- ESIC - DAMAGES INTEREST FOR LATE OR NON-DEPOSIT OF CONTRIBUTIONS
- ESIC - 'EMPLOYEE' UNDER THE ACT
- ESIC - EMPLOYEES’ INSURANCE COURT
- ESIC - APPEAL-EMPLOYEES' INSURANCE COURT
- ESIC - PROSECUTION UNDER THE ACT
- ESIC - RECOVERY OF CONTRIBUTIONS
- ESIC - WAGES' FOR ESI'S CONTRIBUTION
- ESIC - MISCELLANEOUS
- GRATUITY ACT ::
- EMPLOYEES COMPENSATIONS ACT ::
- E. Com - ACCIDENT SCOPE
- E. Com - APPEAL
- E. Com - INTEREST ON COMPENSATION
- E. Com - POWERS OF COMPENSATION COMMISSIONER
- E. Com - PENALTY
- E. Com - NOTICE OF ACCIDENT
- E. Com - DETERMINATION OF COMPENSATION
- E. Com - LIABILITY OF PRINCIPAL EMPLOYER TO PAY COMPENSATION
- E. Com - DEPENDENTS ENTITLED TO CLAIM COMPENSATION
- E. Com - LIABILITY OF AN EMPLOYER TO PAY COMPENSATION ' MISC.
- MINIMUM WAGES - CASE LAWS
- STANDING ORDERS ACT
- THE CONTRACT LABOUR ACT 1970
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
A.P SHOPS & ESTABLISHMENT, ACT, 1988.
1) Who has to apply for Registration under APSE, Act?
Ans) Every employer and owner of a shop & establishment shall apply for employment of registration of his shops/Establishment irrespective of business any person within 30 days of commencement of his/her.
2) Whether the Registration certificate requires to be renewal if so at what intervals?
Ans) Every registration certificate must be renewed before 30 days of expiry of the year i.e., by 1st December of every year.
3) What is the procedure for applying for registration & Renewal ?
Ans: Registration: The application for registration shall be sent in from –I along with prescribed fee based on the no. of employees (Scheduled-I)
Renewal: The application for renewal shall be sent in form-III along with prescribed fee as per scheduled-I before 1 December.
Last submission for Renewals: (a) Application submitted on or after 2nd December and up to 31st December @25% of fee prescribed.
(b) Application submitted on or after 1st January @ 50% of the fee prescribed.
4) What is the Mode of payment of fee ?
Ans: a) Through E-Seva at Hyderabad (TCs) & Vishakhapatnam
b) Through bank challan at the respective branches of SBH/SBI under government treasury under the following head of A/c.
0230 - Labour & Employment.
101 - Receipts under labour Laws.
01 - Other Receipts
DDO Code: Respective office jurisdiction.
5) What are the obligations on the employer in implementation of the Act?
a) No shop owner should open his shop before 8:30AM & after 8:30PM.
b) Every Shop with or without employees shall invariably close the shop on all the weekly holidays i.e., Sunday & other notified national & festival holidays.
c) Every employee must be allowed to avail weekly holiday for every period of seven days.
d) No employee shall be allowed to work more than 8 hours in any day & 48 hours in a week without making payment of overtime wages.
e) Every employee shall be issued letter of appointment in form No. XXVI & maintained the registers prescribed i.e.,
1) Register of Employment in form No. XXII.
2) Register of wages in form no. XXIII
3) Register of Leave in form no. XXV.
4) Register of Advance of Wage in form no. XII and bond visit book and others as applicable.
f) Every employer having 10 or more employees shall sent a periodical return in form no. XXVII for the month ending March, June, September & December of every year.
g) Every employer is required to furnish the information or document to the inspector notified under the Act on demand.
h) No person who has not completed his 14 years of age shall be required or allowed to work in any Shop & Establishment.
i) Special Provisions to Women’s Employees :-
I) No women employee shall be required or allowed to work in any shop & establishment before 6:00 Am & after 8:30 PM.
II) Every women employee in entitled for paid leave for six weeks immediately proceeding the date of delivery and six weeks after the date of delivery.
j) Leaves:-
i) The Employee who has served for a period of 240 days or more is entitled for 15 days of leave with wages, 12 days casual leaves and 12 days sick leaves and such leave with wages may be accumulated up to a minimum of 60 days.
k) Every employer is responsible for payment of all wages and sums required to be paid under this Act and monthly wages shall be paid by 5th of every month.
l) No employer shall without a reasonable cause, terminate the service of an employee who has been in his employment continuously for a period of not less than 6 months without giving such employees at least one months notice.
m) Every termination of employment shall be made in writing.
n) Every employee who has served in any establishment for a period of not less than one year shall subscribe to the insurance scheme or insurance saving scheme.
6) What are the rights & privileges of the employees under the Act ?
a) Every employee is entitled to receive the wages for the period of work rendered to the employees.
b) Every employee is entitled for 15 days leave with wages, 12 days casual leave and 12 days sick leave.
c) Every employee is entitled for the overtime wages worked beyond the normal working hours i.e., 8 hours at the rate double the average wages earned.
d) Every employee is entitled weekly holiday with wages and also Notional/Festival Holidays notified from time to time.
e) Any employee who has been in his employment continuously for the period of not less than one year, shall be eligible for service compensation @ 15 days of average wages of each year.
f) Every employee is eligible for encashment of the leave with wages for a period of 8 days in every year.
g) Every employee is entitled for a special casual leave for 6 days only once during his entire service, if he/she has undergone vasectomy or tubectomy operation on production of certificate.
7) What are the remedies available in the Act to get relief in certain cases like nonpayment of wages, deduction of wages, and nonpayment of service compensation?
Ans:- An authority is notified U/s 50 of the APSE, Act. He is the authority to hear & decide the above claims i.e., Asst. commissioner of Labour concerned.
8) What are the remedy when an employee is terminated illegally and relief of reinstatement is sought for?
Ans:- Notified authority U/s 48(1) of APSE, Act ( the Asst. Commissioner of Labour concerned ) hear and decide the above grievances/issues.
9) Any appellate authority is available under the Act to make appeals on the orders of the authorities U/s 48 and 50 of the Act?
Ans:- Yes a) the notified authority U/s 53 of the Act ( Dy. Commissioner of Labour/Jt. Commissioner of Labour concerned) on the orders of the authority U/s 50 of the Act.
b) Appellate authority on the orders of the authority U/s 48(3) of the Act i.e., Dy. Commissioner of Labour/Jt. Commissioner of Labour concerned.
10) What are the consequences if the employer contravenes any provision of the sections & rules of the APSE, Act & rules?
Ans:- Any Employer who contravenes the provisions of the Act shall be punishable for 1st offence with fine up to Rs. 100/-, for 2nd offence with fine not less than Rs. 250/- but which may extends up to Rs. 500/- & for 3rd or subsequent offences with imprisonment for a term which may extends to 3 months and with fine shall not be less than Rs. 500/- which may be extended to Rs. 1000/-
11) What are the consequences of obstructing an inspector on duty?
Ans:- Imprisonment for 3 months.
12) Who are the inspectors for the implementation of the Act?
Ans:- All Labour Department officials from the rank of Asst. Labour Officers are notified inspectors in their respective jurisdiction for the implementation of the Act.
I) Jurisdictions officers’ wise, fixation of local limits, notification specifically to be incorporated.
II) DDO code Nos.
13) Where the Trial of offences for contraventions the provisions of the Act?
Ans:- Second class magistrate and above shall try any offence under this Act.