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Industrial workers salary cap hiked to Rs25,000 for state insurance
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2018-02-16
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The government has gone ahead and increased the salary cap for the industrial workers, eligible for state insurance, from Rs15,000 to Rs25,000. This move had sought resistance from the employers. Mint's Prashant Nanda explains its implications
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