Inquiry ordered against firm working at Taj Palace hotel

Under the 'Operation Minimum Wage', the labour department has been running a campaign since December 10 in Delhi to instill the new minimum wages announced by the Delhi government.
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NEW DELHI: Delhi Labour Minister Gopal Rai on Monday ordered an inquiry against the company which works in the engineering wing of the Taj Palace hotel in Chanakyapuri here.

Under the 'Operation Minimum Wage', the labour department has been running a campaign since December 10 in Delhi to instill the new minimum wages announced by the Delhi government.

"A team of the labour department has found irregularities in paying the minimum wages to people working in Taj Palace's engineering wing. Looking at these issues, the department has asked the Taj management to reach with all the relevant papers at the respective labour office to join investigation," said Rai.

Under the campaign, the department visited 103 establishments since its beginning and found criminal negligence at four companies against whom police cases have been registered along with the investigation by the labour department separately.

According to the guidelines, fine up to Rs 50,000 or jail for three years can be served to the owners of establishments, informed officials. Till now, 79 establishments have been found violating labour laws, apart from the four against whom criminal cases have been registered.

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