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                    **Executive Summary**
The provided document is the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, published on August 5, 2009. It includes notifications and orders from various Secretariat Departments. The notifications encompass revisions of minimum wages for several industries and land acquisitions for highway projects.

**Key Points / Main Content**

*   **Agriculture Department**
    *   Thiru K.P.T. Ganesan is appointed President of the Tamil Nadu State Agricultural Marketing Board.
*   **Commercial Taxes and Registration Department**
    *   Remission of stamp duty and registration fees for instruments of sale of land and buildings constructed by the Evangelical Fellowship of India Commission on Relief, in favor of Tsunami-affected victims in Chidambaram Taluk, Cuddalore District.
*   **Highways and Minor Ports Department**
    *   Acquisition of land in Omalur Taluk, Salem District, for the construction of Railway Over Bridge.
*   **Home Department**
    *   Rescission of notifications related to Thiruvalargal Selvaganapathy Finance and Investments, Coimbatore, K.R.P. Finance, Annur, Avanashi Taluk and A.C.P. Finance, Annur, Coimbatore District under the Tamil Nadu Protection of Interests of Depositors (in Financial Establishments) Act.
    *   Ad-interim order attaching properties due to default by Srinivasa Perumal Financing Corporation, Tatabad, Coimbatore.
*   **Labour and Employment Department**
    *   Disputes between Workmen and Managements of Sri Nachammai Cotton Mills Limited, Chettinad and Government Express Transport Corporation (Tamil Nadu Division) Ltd, Trichy referred to Labour Courts for adjudication.
    *   Revision of minimum wages for employments in:
        *   Gold and Silver Articles Manufactory.
        *   Granite Industry.
        *   Cotton Ginning and Pressing and Employment in Cotton waste.
        *   Aerated Water Manufactory.
        *   Loading and Unloading Operations in Markets, Shandies and other like places.
        *   Sago Industry.
        *   Tin Container Manufactory.
        *   Coconut Peeling.
        *   Hospitals and Nursing Homes.
        *   Laundries and Washing Clothes (including Woollen).
    *   Draft Notification regarding revision of minimum wages for employment in Gunny Industry and Shops and Commercial Establishments and Fire Works Manufactory.
    *   Deletion for the inclusion of employment in Chemical and Distillery Industry in Part I of the Schedule-Amendment
    *   Inclusion of Employment in Chemical Industry in Part I of the Schedule-Amendment
    *   Inclusion of Employment in Distillery Industry in Part I of the Schedule-Amendment

**Impact Analysis**

**Tamil Nadu State Agricultural Marketing Board**
*   **Impact:** A new president has been appointed.
*   **Action Required:** Facilitate the transition with the new president

**Evangelical Fellowship of India Commission on Relief and Tsunami-affected Victims**
*   **Impact:** Reduced financial burden due to remission of stamp duty and registration fees.
*   **Action Required:** Proceed with the sale of land and buildings as planned.

**Land Owners in Omalur Taluk, Salem District**
*   **Impact:** Loss of land due to acquisition for highway construction.
*   **Action Required:** Await compensation as per the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001.

**Depositors and Partners of Thiruvalargal Selvaganapathy Finance and Investments, Coimbatore, K.R.P. Finance, Annur, Avanashi Taluk and A.C.P. Finance, Annur, Coimbatore District and Srinivasa Perumal Financing Corporation, Tatabad, Coimbatore**
*   **Impact:** Reversal of property attachments in certain cases.
*   **Action Required:** Take actions as per the new government order.

**Workmen and Managements of Sri Nachammai Cotton Mills Limited, Chettinad and Government Express Transport Corporation (Tamil Nadu Division) Ltd, Trichy**
*   **Impact:** Resolution of disputes through Labour Court adjudication.
*   **Action Required:** Prepare for the Labour Court proceedings.

**Employers and Employees in Various Industries**
*   **Impact:** Changes in minimum wage rates and compensation structures.
*   **Action Required:** Adjust payrolls to comply with revised minimum wages.
                

Key Entities Referenced

Tamil Nadu Agricultural Produce Marketing (Regulation) Act, 1987: Governs the regulation of agricultural produce marketing in Tamil Nadu. Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001: Concerns the acquisition of land for highways construction in Tamil Nadu. Industrial Disputes Act: Governs the resolution of industrial disputes, including referrals to Labour Courts. Minimum Wages Act, 1948: Deals with fixing and revising minimum rates of wages in various scheduled employments. Tamil Nadu Protection of Interests of Depositors (in Financial Establishments) Act, 1997: Provides for the protection of interests of depositors in financial establishments in Tamil Nadu, including attachment of properties.

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GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU [Regd. No. TN/CCN/467/2009-11.
2009 [Price: Rs. 12.80 Paise.
TAMIL NADU
GOVERNMENT GAZETTE
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No.30] CHENNAI, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 2009
Aadi 20, Thiruvalluvar Aandu–2040
Part II–Section 2
Notifications or Orders of interest to a section of the public
issued by Secretariat Departments.
NOTIFICATIONS BY GOVERNMENT
CONTENTS
Pages. Pages.
AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT ªî£Nô£÷˜ ñŸÁ‹ «õ¬ôõ£ŒŠ¹ˆ ¶¬ø—ªî£ì˜„C
Tamil Nadu Agricultural Produce Marketing (Regulation) Granite Industry .. .. .. 256-257
Act—Appointment of non-official person as President of
Tamil Nadu State Agricultural Marketing Board .. .. 246 Cotton Ginning and Pressing and Employment in
Cotton waste .. .. .. 257-258
COMMERCIAL TAXES AND REGISTRATION DEPARTMENT
Aerated Water Manufactory .. .. .. 258-259
Indian Stamp Act—Remission of Stamp Duty Chargeable
Loading and Unloading Operations in Markets,
for instruments of sale of land and buildings constructed
Shandies (Fairs and Market Places) and other
by the Evangelical Fellowship of India Commission of
Relief, executed in favour of the Tsunami affected victims like places .. .. .. 259-260
in Chidambaram Taluk, Cuddalore District .. .. 246 Sago Industry .. .. .. 260-261
Registration Act—Remission of Registration fee payable for Tin Container Manufactory .. .. .. 261-262
instruments of sale of land and buildings constructed Coconut Peeling .. .. .. 262-263
by the Evangelical Fellowship of India Commission of
Relief, executed in favour of the Tsunami affected victims Hospitals and Nursing Homes (Other than
in Chidambaram Taluk, Cuddalore District .. 246 Government and Employees’ State Insurance
Hospitals and Dispensaries) .. .. .. 263-264
HIGHWAYS AND MINOR PORTSDEPARTMENT
Laundries and Washing Clothes (including Woollen) 264
Tamil Nadu Highways Act—Acquisition of Lands.. .. 246-250
Draft Notification regarding Revision of Minimum Rates
HOME DEPARTMENT of wages for employment in :
Tamil Nadu Protection of Interests of Depositors (in Financial Gunny Industry .. .. .. 265
Establishments) Act: Shops and Commercial Establishments.. .. 265-268
Rescission of Notifications .. .. .. 250-252 Fire Works Manufactory .. .. .. 268-272
Ad-interim order attaching of properties due to default in Sericulture .. .. .. 272-273
return of deposits by Srinivasa Perumal Financing
Paper and other incidental processes Connected
Corporation, Tatabad, Coimbatore .. .. 252-253
with hand made Paper Industry .. .. 273-274
ªî£Nô£÷˜ ñŸÁ‹ «õ¬ôõ£ŒŠ¹ˆ ¶¬ø Deletion for the inclusion of employment in Chemical
Industrial Disputes Act—Disputes between Workmen and and Distillery Industry in Part I of the Schedule—
Managements referred to Labour Courts for Amendment .. .. .. 274-275
adjudication .. .. .. 253-255 Inclusion of Employment in Chemical Industry in
Minimum Wages Act— Part I of the Schedule—Amendment .. .. 275
Inclusion of Employment in Distillery Industry in
Revision of Minimum Rates of Wages for employment in:
Gold and Silver Articles Manufactory .. 255-256 Part I of the Schedule—Amendment .. .. 275
D.T.P.—II-2 (30)—1 [ 245]246 TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE [Part II—Sec. 2
NOTIFICATIONS BY GOVERNMENT
AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT on Relief, a voluntary organization, comprised in Survey
Numbers 354 and 355 in MGR Thittu, Killai North Village
Appointment of non-official person as President of of Chidambaram Taluk in Cuddalore District to be executed
Tamil Nadu State Agricultural Marketing Board under in favour of 160 families affected by Tsunami in that Village.
Tamil Nadu Agricultural Produce Marketing
(Regulation) Act, 1987.
RAJEEV RANJAN,
Secretary to Government.
[G.O. Ms. No. 122, Agriculture (AM-1), 15th July 2009.]
No. II(2)/AG/376/2009.—Under clause (a) of sub-section HIGHWAYS AND MINOR PORTS DEPARTMENT
(1) of Section 36 of the Tamil Nadu Agricultural Produce
Marketing (Regulation) Act, 1987 (Tamil Nadu Act 27 of 1989) Acquisition of Lands under Tamil Nadu Highways Act.
the Governor of Tamil Nadu hereby appoints Thiru
K.P.T. Ganesan, M.Sc. (Agri.) as the President of the [G.O. Ms. No.125, Highways and Minor Ports (HP1),
Tamil Nadu State Agricultural Marketing Board vice Thiru 7th July 2009, Aani 23, Thiruvalluvar Aandu-2040.]
K. Nanda Kishore, IAS., Agricultural Production Commissioner
No. II(2)/HWMP/379/2009.—The Government of Tamil
and Secretary to Government, Agriculture Department,
Nadu having been satisfied that the lands specified in the
Secretariat, Chennai-9.
Schedule below have to be acquired for Highways Department
to wit for construction of Railway over Bridge in lieu of existing
K. NANDA KISHORE,
level crossing No. 9 at Railway Km 0/10 of Omalur-Sankagiri
Agricultural Production Commissioner
Road and it having already been decided that the entire
and Secretary to Government.
amount of compensation to be awarded for the lands is to
be paid out of the funds controlled or managed by Highways
COMMERCIAL TAXES AND REGISTRATION Department, the following notice is issued under
DEPARTMENT. sub-section 1 of Section 15 of the Tamil Nadu Highways Act,
2001 (Tamil Nadu Act 34 of 2002).
Remission of Stamp duty chargeable for instruments of
sale of land and buildings constructed by Evangelical
NOTICE
Fellowship of India Commission on Relief to be
executed in favour of Tsunami affected victims in
Under sub-section (1) of Section 15 of the Tamil Nadu
Chidambaram Taluk, Cuddalore District under the
Highways Act, 2001 (Tamil Nadu Act 34 of 2002), the Governor
Indian Stamp Act.
of Tamil Nadu hereby declares that the lands specified in
the schedule below measuring 0.2330.0 sq.mt. a litte more
[G.O.Ms. No. 100, Commercial Taxes and Registration (J1),
or less needed for Highways, for construction of Railway Over
20th July 2009, Ý® 4, F¼õœÀõ˜ Ý‡´ 2040.]
Bridge in lieu of existing level crossing No. 9 at Railway
No. II(2)/CTR/377/2009.—In exercise of the powers Km 0/10 of Omalur-Sankagiri Road.
conferred by clause (a) of sub-section (1) of Section 9 of
The plan of the lands are kept in the office of the District
the Indian Stamp Act, 1899 (Central Act II of 1899), the
Governor of Tamil Nadu hereby remits the duty chargeable Collector, Salem District and may be Inspected at any time
under the said Act in respect of the instruments of sale of during office hours.
land and buildings constructed by the Evangelical Fellowship
of India Commission on Relief, a voluntary organization THE SCHEDULE
comprised in survey numbers 354 and 355 in MGR Thittu,
Salem District, Omalur Taluk, 60. Omalur Village.
Killai North Village of Chidambaram Taluk in Cuddalore District,
to be executed in favour of 160 families affected by Tsunami
S.No. Survey Classification Name and Land Nature of
in that Village. No. address Acquisition Building/
of the land Portion in Trees
Remission of registration fee payable for instruments of
Owners (or) Sq.mt. particulars.
sale of land and buildings constructed by the
interested
Evangelical Fellowship of India Commission on Relief, persons.
to be executed in favour of Tsunami affected victims
in Chidambaram Taluk, Cuddalore District under the (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)
Registration Act.
1 181-7B2 Government Bhuvana 0.0250.0 Vacant
Dry. Jayaraman, son site
[G.O.Ms. No. 100, Commercial Taxes and Registration(J1),
of Ramasamy
20th July 2009, Ý® 4, F¼õœÀõ˜ Ý‡´-2040.] C h e t t i y a r ,
Venkataraj, son of
No. II(2)/CTR/378/2009.—In exercise of the powers
Perumal Chettiyar,
conferred by Section 78-A of the Registration Act, 1908 Ravi, son of
(Central Act XVI of 1908), as the Governor of Tamil Nadu Kannusamy,
is of the opinion that it is necessary so to do in the public Selvaraj, son of
interest, hereby remits the fee payable under the said Act Perumal Chettiyar,
in respect of instruments of sale of land and buildings Ward No.11, Mettur
constructed by the Evangelical Fellowship of India Commission Main Road, Omalur
Town.Aug. 5, 2009] TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 247
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)
2 174-2B Government Kuppulakshmi, wife 0.0076.0 Thatched 11 174-4A- Government Mariyappan, son of 0.0031.0 RCC
Dry of Amirdhalingam, Hut 1C1A3 Dry M a r i m u t h u terraced
Ward No.11, Mettur G o u n d e r , and
Main Road, Omalur Govindaraj, son of Asbestos
Town. Seerangan, Ward building
No.11, Mettur Main (part)
3 174-1E1B Do. Mohan, son of 0.0019.0 Terraced Road, Omalur path way.
K a n d a s a m y Building Town.
Gounder, Ward (Part)
No.11, Mettur Main 12 333-3B Do. Perumal Gounder, 0.0009.0 Tiled
Road, Omalur son of Sendraya House
Town. Gounder, Ward (Part)
No.11, Mettur Main
4 174-1E2B Do. Velmurugan, son of 0.0021.0 Tiled Road, Omalur
Soundarajan, Ward House Town.
No.11, Mettur Main
Road, Omalur 13 333-4B Do Muni Rathnammal, 0.0021.0 Thatched
Town. wife of Anumandha Hut (Part)
Naidu, Ward No.11,
5. 174-1E3B Do. Jegadheesan, son 0.0016.0 Terraced Mettur Main Road,
of Kandasamy Building Omalur Town.
Gounder, Ward (Part)
No.11, Mettur Main 14 333-6B Do. Pappal alias 0.0009.0 Asbestos
Road, Omalur Pappammal, wife of House
Town. Palaniayappa (Part)
Gounder, Gopi, son
6. 174-1D2B Do. Vijaya, wife of 0.0101.0 Thatched of Palaniappa
Selvaraj,Poongodhai, Hut Gounder, Ward
wife of Pachiappan, No. 11, Mettur Main
Ward No.11, Mettur Road, Omalur
Main Road, Omalur Town.
Town.
15 333-7B Do. Executive Officer, 0.0007.5 Vacant
7 174-1F1B Do. 1. Sivaprakasam, 0.0014.0 Vacant Town Panchayat, site
2. Thiyagarajan, site Omalur.
sons of Murugesa
Gounder, Dhanraj, 16 333-8B Do. Chinnammal, wife 0.0008.5 Tiled
Jegathesan, Mohan, of Thiruvengada House
sons of Kandasamy Iyer, Ward No. 11, Part
Gounder,Velmurugan, Mettur Main Road, Asbestos
son of Omalur Town. (Part)
Soundararajan,
Ward No.11, Mettur 17 333-10B Do. Gopal and 0.0001.0 Patta
Main Road, Omalur Sundaran, sons of Pathway
Town. P o n n u s a m y
Gounder, Ward
8 174-4A1C1A2Do. Sambathkumar, No. 11, Mettur Main
0.0116.0 Vacant
son of Veeramuthu Road, Omalur
site
R a m a s a m y , Town.
Rajamanickam,
Madheswaran sons 18 333-11B Do. Azhagappan, son 0.0003.5 Vacant
of Karuppa Gounder of Muthukaruppan, site (Part)
Dhanam, Lakshmi, Govindammal, wife
Rani, daughters of of Azhagappan,
Karuppa Gounder, Ward No. 11, Mettur
Ward No.11, Mettur Main Road, Omalur
Main Road, Omalur Town.
Town.
19 333-12B Do. Mariappan, son of 0.0004.5 Tiled
9 174-4A1A2 Do. Sulaiman, son of 0.0017.0 Tiled Marimuthu, Ward House
Sheik Raouthar, House No.11, Mettur Main (Part)
Ward No.11, Mettur (Part) Road, Omalur
Main Road, Omalur Town.
Town.
20 333-13B Do. Pathway 0.0001.5 Patta
10 174-4A1B2 Do. Kumaran Naiyar, 0.0016.0 Tiled Pathway.
son of Krishnan House
21 333-15B Do. Pappa, wife of 0.0004.0 Thatched
Naiyar, Ward (Part)
Kuppusamy, Ward Hut.
No.11, Mettur Main
No. 11, Mettur Main
Road, Omalur
Road, Omalur
Town.
Town.248 TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE [Part II—Sec. 2
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)
22 333-16B Government Subramanian son 0.0004.0 Tiled 31 160- Government Alliammal wife of 0.0010.5 Vacant
Dry. of Ramu Gounder, House 1B2A1B Dry. Kasilingam, Ward site +
Ward No. 11, Mettur (Part) No.11, Mettur Main Pathway
Main Road, Omalur Road, Omalur
Town. Town.
23 333-17B Do. Natesan 1 Duraisamy, 0.0008.5 2 Upstars 32 159-1A2 Do. 1. Sanbangirajan 0.0020.0 Terraced
2 sons of Terraced son of Late Building
Velayutham, Ward Building Marimuthu Gounder, (Part)
No. 11, Mettur Main (Part) 2. Rajendran, son of
Road, Omalur Late Marimuthu
Town. Gounder,3. Lakshmi
wife of Late
24 333-18B Do. Patta pathway 0.0001.0 Patta Rajarathinam, 4.
Pathway Baskaran, son of
Late Rajarathinam,
25 333-19B Do. 1. Sambangirajan, 0.0006.0 Tiled 5. Vijayalakshmi
son of Late House wife of Krishnan,
MarimuthuGounder, (Part) Ward No. 11, Mettur
2. Rajendran son of Main Road, Omalur
Late Marimuthu Town.
Gounder, 3.
33 159-1B1B Do. 1. Sanbangirajan 0.0007.0 Thatched
Lakshmi wife of
son of late Hut (Part)
Late Rajarathinam,
Marimuthu Gounder,
4. Baskaran son of
2. Rajendran son of
Rajarathinam, 5.
Late Marimuthu
Vijayalakshmi wife
Gounder,
of Krishnan Ward
3. Lakshmi wife of
No. 11, Mettur Main
Late Rajarathinam,
Road, Omalur
4. Baskaran son of
Town.
Late Rajarathinam,
26 333-20B Do. Pappa wife of 0.0009.0 Tiled 5. Vijayalakshmi
Ponnan, Ward, House wife of Krishnan,
No. 11, Mettur Main (Part) Ward No.11, Mettur
Road, Omalur Main Road, Omalur
Town. Town.
27 333-21B Do. Jegan, son of 0.0007.5 Vacant 34 159-1B2A2 Do. 1.Sivaprakasam, 0.0053.0 Vacant
Chinnavan, Ward site son of Kuzhandhai Site +
No.11, Mettur Main G o u d e r , Path +
Road, Omalur 2. Dhanam, son of Koyya
Town. Thiru Ammaippa (Small
Padayachi, Plant)
28 333-22B Do. 1. Sanbangirajan 0.0007.0 Thatched 3. Janagi, wife of
son of (Late) Hut (Part) Subramani,
Marimuthu Gounder, 4. Rajkumar, son of
2. Rajendran son of Sukumar, Ward
Marimuthu Gounder, No. 11, Mettur Main
3. Lakshmi wife of Road, Omalur Town.
Late Rajarathinam,
4. Baskaran son of 35 159-1B3B Do. Kasilingam, wife of 0.0059.0 Vacant
Late Rajarathinam, Kolandai Gounder, Site
5. Vijayalakshmi Ward No. 11, Mettur
wife of Krishnan, Main Road, Omalur
Ward No.11, Mettur Town.
Main Road, Omalur 36 159-5B3BGovernment Kasilingam, son of 0.0278.0 Y o u n g
Town. Teak
Wet Kolandai Gounder,
wood
29 333-23B Do. Ponnan son of 0.0007.0 Tiled ArulMadhavaselvam, Plants 5
Semmanna House son of Kasilingam, Yielding
Gounder, Ward (Part) Ward No. 11, Mettur Coconut
No.11, Mettur Main Main Road, Omalur Trees 2
Road, Omalur Town. Town. Dry Stone
mation
30 160-1B2B2 Do. Sivaprakasham son 0.0007.0 Terraced east site
of Kolandi Gounder, Building Well
Ward No.11, Mettur (Part) portion
Main Road, Omalur
Town.Aug. 5, 2009] TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 249
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)
37 159/5B2BGovernment Sivaprakasam, son 0.0090.0 Yielding 48 351/5A Government Kala, wife of 0.0020.0 Vacant
wet of Kolandai Coconut Dry Sugumar, Ward Site
Gounder, Ward No. Tree-1 No. 11, Mettur Main
11, Mettur Main Non Road, Omalur
Road, Omalur Yielding Town.
Town. Coconut 49 351/6A Do. Rajagopal, son of 0.0020.5 Asbestos
Trees 5 M a n i c k a m House
38 152/2A3A Do. Duraisamy, son of 0.0250.0 Yield Chettiyar, Ward No. (Part)
Anai Gounder, Coconut 11, Mettur Main
Mettur Main Road, Tree 1 Road, Omalur
Omalur Town. Town.
39 152/3A1 Do. 1. Sivaprakasam, 2. 0.0100.0 Vacant 50 351/7A Do. Tamilarasi, wife of 0.0020.5 Vacant
Thiyagarajan, sons Site Anbazhagan, Ward Site
of Murugesa No. 11, Mettur Main
Gounder, Ward 2, Road, Omalur
Mecheri Privu Road, Town.
Near Indira Nagar,
51 351/8A Do. Durairaj , son of 0.0022.0 Vacant
Omalur.
Krishna Chettiyar, Site
40 152/3B1 Do. Velmurugan, son of 0.0100.0 Yielding Ward No. 11, Mettur
Soundararajan, Mango Main Road, Omalur
Ward No. 11, Mettur Tree 1 Town.
Main Road, Omalur
52 351/9A Do. Sidheswari, wife of 0.0016.0 Tiled
Town.
Ramu Chettiyar, House
41 355/1A Government Appusamy, son of 0.0025.0 Terraced Ward No. 11, Mettur (Part)
Dry. Sadaya Gounder, Building Main Road, Omalur
Ward No. 11, Mettur (Part) Town.
Main Road, Omalur Tiled
53 351/10A Do. Duraisamy, son of 0.0017.0 Tiled
Town. House
Nallu Chettiyar, House
(Part)
Ward No. 11, Mettur
42 193/3A1 Do. Veerappan, son of 0.0020.0 Asbestos Main Road, Omalur
M a r i m u t h u and Tiled Town.
Gounder, Ward No. House
54 351/11A Do. Umarani, wife of 0.0011.5 Terraced
11, Mettur Main (Part)
Manoharan, Ward Building
Road, Omalur
No. 11, Mettur Main (Part)
Town.
Road, Omalur
43 351/1A Do. 1, Shanmugam, 2. 0.0108.0 Terraced Town.
Srinivasan, sons of Building
55 351/12A Do. Selvi, wife of 0.0009.0 Terraced
Manicka Chettiyar, (Part)
Nagaraj, Ward No. Building
Ward No. 11, Mettur Thatched
11, Mettur Main (Part)
Main Road, Omalur Hut (Part)
Road, Omalur
Town. Vacant
Town.
Site
56 351/13A Do. Duraisamy, son of 0.0017.0 Terraced
44 351/31A Do. Common Pathway 0.0007.0 Pathway
Nallu Chettiyar, Building
45 351/2A Do. 1. Murugan, 0.0019.0 Terraced Ward No. 11, Mettur (Part)
2. Ganesan sons of Building Main Road, Omalur
Appavu Chettiyar, (Part) Town.
Ward No. 11, Mettur
57 351/14A Do. Chinnaponnammal, 0.0017.5 Two
Main Road, Omalur
wife of Kandasamy, Upstairs
Town.
Ward No. 11, Mettur Terraced
46 351/3A Do. Vasantha, wife of 0.0019.0 Thatched Main Road, Omalur Building
Palanisamy, Ward Hut (Part) Town.
No. 11, Mettur Main
58 351/15A Do. Natesan, son of 0.0024.0 Terraced
Road, Omalur
Kandasamy, Ward Building
Town.
No. 11, Mettur Main (Part)
47 351/4A Do. Dhanapal, son of 0.0040.0 Terraced Road, Omalur
Thirumalai Building Town.
Dheivamanogari, (Part)
59 351/16A Do. Jayakumar, son of 0.0022.0 Tiled
wife of Palanisamy, Asbestos
Jaganathan, Ward House
Ward No. 11, Mettur (part)
No. 11, Mettur Main (Part)
Main Road, Omalur
Road, Omalur
Town.
Town.250 TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE [Part II—Sec. 2
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)
60 351/17A Government Venkatesan and 0.0035.0 Tile 68 351/23A Government 1, Gunasekaran, 0.0019.5 Terraced
dry Nagaraj, sons of House dry son of Chinnu Building
Appavu Chettiyar, Part Chettiyar, 2. Part
Appavoo Chettiyar Dhanalakshmi, wife
son of Venkatrama of Jayaraman, Ward
Chettiyar, Ward No. No. 11, Mettur Main
11, Mettur Main Road, Omalur
Road, Omalur Town.
Town.
Total—0.2330.0 Sq.m.
61 351/18A Do. Ramu, son of 0.0006.0 Tiled
Uthandi Chettiyar, House G. SANTHANAM,
Ward No. 11, Mettur Part
Secretary to Government.
Main Road, Omalur
Town.
HOME DEPARTMENT
62 351/34A Do. Jeganathan, son of 0.0007.5 Tiled
Uthandi Chettiyar, House Secretariat, 5th August 2009
Ward No. 11, Mettur Part
Main Road, Omalur
Notification under Tamil Nadu Protection of Interests
Town.
of Depositors (in Financial Establishments) Act.
63 351/31B Do. Pathway 0.0005.0 Patta
Rescission of Notification
Pathway
64 351/19A Do. Karithiyayini, wife of 0.0006.0 Terraced No. II(2)/HO/380/2009.
Raman, Ravi, Building
Murali, Vasudevan, sun shade [Tamil Nadu Protection of Interests of Depositors (in Financial
Gopalakrishnan, portion Establishments) Act, 1997 (Tamil Nadu Act 44 of 1997)
Sathiyanarayanan, Thiruvalargal Selvaganapathy Finance and Investments,
son of late Raman, Coimbatore Ad-Interim order attaching of the properties of
Nalini, wife of
the said Financial Establishment under section 3 of the
Ramachandran,
said Act—Ordered—Raising the Ad-interim order of
Gowri, wife of
attachment—Orders—Passed.]
Janarthana,
Vijayalakshmi,
The following Government Order is published:—
daughter of Raman,
Ward No. 11, Mettur
[G.O. Ms. No. 341, Home (Police-XIX),
Main Road, Omalur
24th April 2009.]
Town.
65 351/20A Do. Ramu Chettiyar, 0.0013.0 Terraced READ:—
son of Krishna + Tile
Chettiyar, Ward building (1) G.O. Ms. No. 968, Home, (Courts-IIA) Department,
No. 11, Mettur Main Sun dated 16th October 2002.
Road, Omalur shade
Town. portion (2) Order of the Special Judge under Tamil Nadu
Protection of Interests of Depositors (in Financial
66 351/21A Do. Pathway 0.0002.0 Pathway Establishments) Act, 1997, Coimbatore in O.A. No. 54/2008,
dated 15th December 2008.
67 351/22A Do. Appavu Chettiyar, 0.0010.0 Terraced
son of Venkataraman Building READ ALSO:—
Chettiyar, Ganesan, (Part)
Murugan, sons of (3) From the Competent Authority and District Revenue
Appavu Chettiyar, Officer, Coimbatore, Letter No. 59173/02/J1, dated
Sitheswari, wife of 10th November 2007, 1st December 2008 and
Ramu, Kalavathi,
24th December 2008.
wife of Shanmugam,
Pushpa, wife of (4) The Inspector General of Police, Economic Offences
Rajan, Ward No.
Wing, Chennai, Letter No. C2/1820/Eow-II/2005, dated
11, Mettur Main
2nd April 2008.
Road, Omalur
Town.
Order No.—341, Home (Police-XIX), 24th April 2009.
In the Government Order first read above, Government
have issued orders for the ad-interim attachment of properties
belonging to the partners of Thiruvalargal Selvaganapathy
Finance & Investments, Coimbatore.Aug. 5, 2009] TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 251
2. In the reference second read above, the Special Judge (4) The Inspector General of Police, Economic Offences
under Tamil Nadu Protection of Interests of Depositors (in Wing-II, Chennai, Letter No. C1/3128/EOW-II/2005, dated
Financial Establishment) Act, 1997 has passed and orders 15th October 2007, 7th December 2007, 6th March 2008,
in O.A. No. 54/2008, dated 15th December 2008 filed by the 4th July 2008 and 5th November 2008.
accused/partner of Thiruvalargal Selvaganapathy Finance and
Investments, Perumanallur, Coimbatore to the effect that the
ad-interim order of attachment effected in G.O. Ms. No. 968, Order. No.—349, Home (Police-XIX), 24th April 2009.
Home (Courts-IIA) Department, dated 16th October 2002 be
raised.
In the Government Order first read above, Government
have issued orders for the ad-interim attachment of properties
3. The Competent Authority and District Revenue Officer,
belonging to one of the partner of Thiruvalargal K.R.P. Finance,
Coimbatore, in his letter fifth read above, has requested to
Annur, Avanashi Taluk, Coimbatore.
pass necessary orders based on the above said Court Order.
2. In the reference second read above, the Special Court,
4. In compliance of the said Orders of the Special Court
in O.A.No.54/2008, dated 15th December 2008 and in exercise under Tamil Nadu Protection of Interests of Depositors (in
of the powers conferred by section 3 of the Tamil Nadu Financial Establishments) Act, 1997 in O.A. No. 45/2005,
Protection of Interests of Depositors (in Financial dated 19th July 2006 among other things has passed orders
Establishments) Act, 1997 (Tamil Nadu Act 44 of 1997), the to the effect that the ad-interim attachment effected in respect
Governor of Tamil Nadu hereby rescinds the Home Department of passenger vehicle (Bus) with Registration No. 40Y 0508
Notification No. II(2)/HO/131/2003, dated the 16th October vide G.O.Ms.No. 926, Home, (Courts-IIA) Department, dated
2002, published at pages 94 and 95 of Part II—Section 2 22nd September 2003 be raised as follows; “The learned
of the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, dated the 19th Special Public Prosecutor for the Competent Authority and
February 2003, issued with the said Government Orders in District Revenue Officer, Coimbatore has made an
G.O.Ms.No. 968, Home (Courts-IIA) Department, dated endorsement in the petition to the effect that “Since all the
16th October 2002. depositors have been settled, appropriate order may be
passed”. Hence, this Court is of the view that as all the
(By Order of the Governor)
depositors have been settled, the ad-interim attachment
effected has to be raised.”
S. MALATHI,
Principal Secretary to Government. 3. The Competent Authority and District Revenue Officer,
Coimbatore, in his letter Third read above, has requested
to pass necessary orders based on the above said Court
Secretariat, 5th August 2009
Order. The Inspector General of Police, Economic Offences
Rescission of Notification Wing-II, Chennai in his letter fourth read above has also
enclosed the order of Special Tamil Nadu Protection of
No. II(2)/HO/381/2009. interests of Depositors (in Financial Establishments) Act,
1997, dated 19th July 2006 in O.A. No.45/2005 in C.C.No.93
[Tamil Nadu Protection of Interests of Depositors
to 96/2004, dated 31st January 2008 and requested the
(in Financial Establishments) Act, 1997 (Tamil Nadu Act
orders of Government for raising the properties.
44 of 1997) Thiruvalargal K.R.P. Finance, Annur, Avanashi
Taluk, Coimbatore—Ad-interim order of attachment of the
4. In compliance of the said Orders of the Special Court,
properties of the said Financial Establishments under
in O.A.No. 45/2005, dated 19th July 2006 and in exercise
Section 3 of the said Act—Ordered—Raising the
Ad-interim order of attachment—Orders—Issued.] of the powers conferred by section 3 of the Tamil Nadu
Protection of Interests of Depositors (in Financial
The following Government Order is published:— Establishments) Act, 1997 (Tamil Nadu Act 44 of 1997), the
Governor of Tamil Nadu hereby rescinds. The Home
[G.O. Ms. No. 349, Home (Police-XIX),
Department Notification No. II(2)/HO/685/2003, dated the
24th April 2009.]
22nd September 2003, published at page 403 of
READ:— Part II—Section 2 of the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette,
dated the 29th October 2003, issued with G.O. Ms. No. 926,
(1) G.O.Ms. No. 926, Home, dated 22nd September 2003. Home (Courts-IIA), dated 22nd September 2003.
(2) Orders of the Special Judge under TNPID Act,
Chennai-104, in O.A.No.45/2005, dated 19th July 2006.
(By Order of the Governor)
READ ALSO:—
(3) From the Competent Authority and District Revenue S. MALATHI,
Officer, Coimbatore, Letter No. 35994/2003/J1, dated Principal Secretary to Government.
16th February 2007.252 TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE [Part II—Sec. 2
Secretariat, 5th August 2009. 4. In compliance of the said Orders of the Special Court
under Tamil Nadu Protection of Interests of Depositors (in
Rescission of Notification
Financial Establishments) Act, 1997, Chennai in O.A.
Nos. 4/2006 in CC No.1/2006, dated 20th April 2007 and
No. II(2)/HO/382/2009.
in O.A. No. 61/2008, dated 16th December 2008 and in
[Tamil Nadu Protection of Interests of Depositors (in Financial exercise of the powers conferred by Section 3 of the Tamil
Establishments) Act, 1997 - (Tamil Nadu Act 44 of 1997) Nadu Protection of Interests of Depositors (in Financial
Thiruvalargal A.C.P. Finance, Annur, Coimbatore District - Establishments) Act, 1997 (Tamil Nadu Act 44 of 1997), the
Ad-interim order of attachment of the properties of the Governor of Tamil Nadu hereby rescinds the Government
said Financial Establishments under Section 3 of the said Orders issued in G.O. Ms. No. 1229, Home, dated
Act - Ordered - Raising the Ad-interim order of attachment 27th October 2004 as amended in G.O. Ms. No. 1024, Home,
- Orders - Issued.] dated 25th October 2006.
The following Government order in published:— (By Order of The Governor)
[G.O. Ms. No. 441, Home (Police XIX), 5th June 2009.]
S. MALATHI,
Principal Secretary to Government.
READ:—
Ad-Interim Order attaching of properties due to default in
(1) G.O. Ms. No. 1229, Home, Dated: 27th October 2004. return of deposits by Srinivasa Perumal Financing
Corporation, Tatabad, Coimbatore under the Act.
(2) G.O. Ms. No. 1024, Home, Dated: 25th October 2006
(3) Order of the Special Judge under TNPID Act, Chennai- [G.O. Ms. No. 350, Home (Police XIX), 24th April 2009.]
104, in O.A. No. 44/2006, in CC No. 1/2006, dated 20th April
No. II(2)/HO/383/2009.—Whereas, complaints have been
2007.
received from a number of depositors that Srinivasa Perumal
(4) Orders of the Special Judge under Tamil Nadu Financing Corporation, Tatabad, Coimbatore a Financial
Protection of Interests of Depositors (in Financial Establishment, which has defaulted the return of deposits
Establishments) Act, 1997, Coimbatore in O.A. No. 61/2008, made by the depositors after maturity;
dated 16th December 2008.
2. And, Whereas, the Government are satisfied that the
said Financial Establishment is not likely to return the deposits
READ ALSO:—
to the depositors and hence, the Government have to protect
the interests of such depositors;
(5) From the Competent Authority and District Revenue
Officer, Coimbatore, Lr. No. 70004/2004/J1, dated 18th
3. And Whereas the property specified in the Schedule
December 2008.
to this order is alleged to have been procured by Thiru
R. Krishnamoorthy, son of Raju Naidu, one of the partner
(6) From the Inspector General of Police, Economic
of the said financial institution.
Offences Wing-II, Chennai Lr. No. C2/000532/EOW/09, dated
10th February 2009.
4. Now, Therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred
by section 3 of the Tamil Nadu Protection of Interests of
ORDER No.—441, Home (Police XIX), 5th June 2009.
Depositors (in Financial Establishments) Act, 1997 (Tamil
In the Government Order first read above as amended Nadu Act 44 of 1997), the Governor of Tamil Nadu hereby
in G.O. second read above, Government have issued orders makes an ad-interim order attaching the immovable property
for the ad-interim attachment of properties belonging to the of the said Thiru R. Krishnamoorthy, son of Raju Naidu, one
proprietors of Thiruvalargal A.C.P. Finance, Annur, Coimbatore of the partner of Srinivasa Perumal Financing Corporation,
District. Tatabad, Coimbatore as specified in the schedule to this
Order and transfers the control over the said property to the
2. In the reference third and fourth read above, the
Competent Authority, namely, the District Revenue Officer,
Special Court under Tamil Nadu Protection of Interests of
Coimbatore District, Coimbatore appointed under the provisions
Depositors (in Financial Establishments) Act, 1997 (Tamil
of the said Act, for the purpose.
Nadu Act 44 of 1997) has passed orders to the effect that
the ad-interim order of attachment effected in 5. The Competent Authority is requested to pursue further
G.O. Ms. No. 1229, Home, dated 27th October 2004 as and action in accordance with the procedure laid down in sub-
amended in G.O. Ms. No. 1024, Home, dated 25th October sections (3) and (4) of Section 4 of the said Act and also
2006 is raised. the formalities prescribed in the Tamil Nadu Protection of
Interests of Depositors (in Financial Establishments) Rules,
3. The Competent Authority and District Revenue Officer,
1997.
Coimbatore in his letter fifth read above, has requested to
pass necessary orders based on the above said Court Orders. 6. The Special Public Prosecutor, Special Court for the
The Inspector General of Police, Economic Offences Tamil Nadu Protection of Interests of Depositors (in Financial
Wing-II, Chennai in his letter sixth read above has also Establishments) Act, 1997 is requested to render necessary
recommended the above proposal. assistance to the Competent Authority, in filing the application,
before the said Special Court.Aug. 5, 2009] TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 253
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(ã) 3000-200-4000-450-6250 Gò£òñ£ù¶î£ù£? Ý‹ âQ™, àKò àˆîó¾èœ HøŠH‚è.
(H) 5000-300-6500-650-9750 «««««èèèèè£££££KKKKK‚‚‚‚‚¬¬¬¬¬èèèèè âââââ‡‡‡‡‡ 1111133333-----‚‚‚‚‚èèèèè£££££ùùùùù âââââ¿¿¿¿¿MMMMMùùùùù£££££
(C) 7500-450-9750-900-14250
G˜õ£è«ñ «è‡¯¡ ïìˆF ñL¾ M¬ôJ™ àí¾
(2) ÝŠð«ó†ì˜/«ôŠ ªì‚QSò¡ õöƒè «õ‡´‹. Ü™ô¶ ê£Šð£†´Š ð®ò£è åšªõ£¼
(ã) 2500-150-3250-300-4750 SŠ´‚°‹ îô£ Ï. 50/- õöƒè «õ‡´‹ â¡ø
ªî£NŸêƒèˆF¡ «è£K‚¬è Gò£òñ£ù¶î£ù£?
(H) 3500-225-4625-450-6875
Ý‹ âQ™, àKò àˆîó¾è¬÷Š HøŠH‚è.
(C) 4500-400-6500-600-9500Aug. 5, 2009] TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 255
«««««èèèèè£££££KKKKK‚‚‚‚‚¬¬¬¬¬èèèèè âââââ‡‡‡‡‡ 1111144444-----‚‚‚‚‚èèèèè£££££ùùùùù âââââ¿¿¿¿¿MMMMMùùùùù£££££ SCHEDULE-I
Ý‡´‚° 10 ï£†èœ îŸªêò™ M´Š¹ (C.L.) ÜO‚è Gold Articles Manufactory.
«õ‡´‹ â¡ø ªî£NŸêƒèˆF¡ «è£K‚¬è
Serial Weight of gold for Minimum rate of
Gò£òñ£ù¶î£ù£? Ý‹ âQ™, àKò àˆîó¾èœ HøŠH‚è. No. manufacture of basic wages.
articles. (per gram)
«««««èèèèè£££££KKKKK‚‚‚‚‚¬¬¬¬¬èèèèè âââââ‡‡‡‡‡ 1111177777-----‚‚‚‚‚èèèèè£££££ùùùùù âââââ¿¿¿¿¿MMMMMùùùùù£££££
(1) (2) (3)
10 îõ¬íJ™ H®ˆî‹ ªêŒ¶ ªè£œÀ‹ õ¬èJ™
For articles For articles
1 ñ£î ê‹ð÷ˆ¬î ð‡®¬è º¡ðíñ£è bð£õO Ü™ô¶
with stones without
ªð£ƒè™ ð‡®¬è‚° º¡ð£è õöƒè «õ‡´‹ â¡ø
stones
ªî£NŸêƒèˆF¡ «è£K‚¬è Gò£òñ£ù¶î£ù£? Ý‹ âQ™, Rs. P. Rs. P.
àKò àˆîó¾èœ HøŠH‚è.
«««««èèèèè£££££KKKKK‚‚‚‚‚¬¬¬¬¬èèèèè âââââ‡‡‡‡‡ 1111188888-----‚‚‚‚‚èèèèè£££££ùùùùù âââââ¿¿¿¿¿MMMMMùùùùù£££££ A. Piece Rated Wages:
1. 1 gram to 5 grams 41.51 103.77
åšªõ£¼ áNò¼‚°‹ ñ£î‹ å¡Á‚° îô£ 4 ýñ£‹
«ê£Š¹ (ªðKò¶), 3 ñ£îˆFŸ° å¼ º¬ø 2 ì˜‚A ìõ™
2. Above 5 grams and up to 10 grams 29.07 83.03
õöƒè «õ‡´‹ â¡ø ªî£NŸêƒèˆF¡ «è£K‚¬è
Gò£òñ£ù¶î£ù£? Ý‹ âQ™, àKò àˆîó¾è¬÷Š 3. Above 10 grams and up to 20 grams 20.07 62.26
HøŠH‚è.
4. Above 20 grams and up to 30 grams 18.68 41.51
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5. Above 30 grams and up to 40 grams 16.61 33.21
ê‹ð÷‹ ñŸÁ‹ ÜèM¬ôŠð®J™ 50 êîMAîˆ ªî£¬è¬ò
i†´ õ£ì¬èŠð®ò£è õöƒè«õ‡´‹ â¡ø
6. Above 40 grams and up to 50 grams 14.54 29.07
ªî£NŸêƒèˆF¡ «è£K‚¬è Gò£òñ£ù¶î£ù£? Ý‹ âQ™,
àKò àˆîó¾è¬÷Š HøŠH‚è. 7. Above 50 grams and up to 75 grams 12.46 24.91
«««««èèèèè£££££KKKKK‚‚‚‚‚¬¬¬¬¬èèèèè âââââ‡‡‡‡‡ 2222211111-----‚‚‚‚‚èèèèè£££££ùùùùù âââââ¿¿¿¿¿MMMMMùùùùù£££££
8. Above 75 grams 10.37 20.75
áNò˜èœ «õ¬ô‚° õ‰¶ ªê™ô «õ¡ õêF ªêŒ¶ B. Daily rated wages: Rs. 139.00 per day
îó «õ‡´‹. Ü™ô¶ Ï. 700/- ðòíŠð®ò£è
õöƒè«õ‡´‹ â¡ø ªî£NŸêƒèˆF¡ «è£K‚¬è
Gò£òñ£ù¶î£ù£? Ý‹ âQ™, àKò àˆîó¾è¬÷Š
SCHEDULE-II
HøŠH‚è.
Silver Articles Manufactory.
êêêêê..... ÝÝÝÝÝÁÁÁÁÁºººººèèèèè‹‹‹‹‹,,,,,
A. Manufacture of Kolusu:
Üó² ¶¬í„ ªêòô£÷˜.
Sl. No. Class of work Minimum rates
Notifications under Minimum Wages Act.
of basic wages (per Kg.)
Revision of minimum rates of wages for employment in (1) (2) (3)
Gold and Silver Articles Manufactory under the Act. Rs. P
1. Drawing of a wire 16.61
[G.O. (2D) No. 35, Labour and Employment (J1),
25th May 2009.] 2. Jathai Valaithal 207.56
No. II(2)/LE/387/2009.—In exercise of the powers conferred 3. Manufacturing flowers
by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 3 and sub-section (2)
(a) Ketty 124.54
of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (Central Act
(b) Nice 103.77
XI of 1948) and in supersession of the Labour and Employment
Department Notification No. II(2)/LE/824/2004, published at 4. Arumbu 24.91
pages 453 and 454 of Part II—Section 2 of the Tamil Nadu
5. Chain 41.51
Government Gazette, dated the 15th September 2004, the
Governor of Tamil Nadu, after consultation with the Advisory 6. Chalangai 103.77
Board, hereby revises the minimum rates of wages payable
7. Mukappu 166.05
to the classes of works in the employment in gold and silver
articles manufactory in the State of Tamil Nadu specified in 8. Thirukani 145.28
Schedules I and II below:— 9. Assembling 186.80
(full shape)
2. This notification shall come into force with effect
on and from the date of its publication in the Tamil Nadu
Government Gazette.256 TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE [Part II—Sec. 2
B. Other Silver Articles: Revision of minimum rates of wages for employment in
Granite Industry under the Act.
Sl. Weight of silver for Minimum rates of
No. manufacture of articles. basic wages [G.O. (2D) No. 36, Labour and Employment (J1),
for every 10 grams
25th May 2009.]
and part thereto.
No. II(2)/LE/388/2009.—In exercise of the powers conferred
For plain For
by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 3 and sub-section
articles. non-plain
articles. (2) of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (Central
Act XI of 1948) and in supersession of the Labour and
(1) (2) (3) (4) Employment Department Notification No. II(2)/LE/638/2001,
published at pages 318 and 319 of Part II—Section 2 of the
Rs. P. Rs. P.
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, dated the 22nd August
1. 1 gram to 10 grams 24.91 33.21 2001, the Governor of Tamil Nadu after consultation with the
Advisory Board, hereby revises the minimum rates of wages
2. Above 10 grams and up to 20 grams 24.21 31.14 payable to the classes of employees in the employment in
Granite Industry, in the State of Tamil Nadu, specified in
3. Above 20 grams and up to 30 grams 22.84 29.07
column (2) of the Schedule below, as specified in the
corresponding entries in column (3) thereof the draft of the
4. Above 30 grams and up to 40 grams 21.44 26.98
same having been previously published as required by
5. Above 40 grams and up to 50 grams 20.75 25.61 clause (b) of sub-section (i) of Section 5 of the said Act.
2. This Notification shall come into force with effect on
6. Above 50 grams and up to 100 grams 20.07 24.91
and from the date of its publication in Tamil Nadu Government
7. Above 100 grams and up to 200 grams 18.68 24.91 Gazette.
8. Above 200 grams and up to 500 grams 16.61 21.44 THE SCHEDULE
9. Above 500 grams and up to 1000 grams 12.46 16.61 Employment in Granite Industry.
Sl. Classes of
10. Above one Kilogram 10.37 13.14
No. Employees Minimum rates of wages per month
(1) (2) (3)
C. Daily rated wages: Rs. 131.00 per day.
Zone-A Zone-B Zone-C Zone-D
EXPLANATIONS.—(1) Dearness Allowance.—In addition to
the basic wages fixed above, the employees shall be paid Rs. P. Rs. P. Rs. P. Rs. P.
Dearness Allowance as detailed below:—
Grade-I:
(i) The Dearness Allowance is linked to the Average 1. Manager 5313.00 5198.00 5083.00 4968.00
Chennai City Consumer Price Index for the year 2000 (i.e.)
2. Marker/Designer
475 points with base 1982=100 and for every rise of one
4738.00 4623.00 4508.00 4393.00
point over and above 475 points, an increase of Rs. 27 paise 3. Quality/Controller
(Twenty Seven paise only) per day shall be paid as Dearness Carver
Allowance.
4. Mechanical
Supervisor
(ii) The revision shall be effective from the 1st April
4393.00 4278.00 4163.00 4048.00
of every year on the basis of the average of the consumer 5. ElectricalSupervisor
price indices of the preceeding twelve months, namely, from
6. Auto Polisher
January to December.
B. Grade-II:
(iii) The first calculation shall be effective from the
date of publication of this Notification in the Tamil Nadu 7. Driller
Government Gazette based on the Average Chennai City
8. Electrician
Consumer Price Index Number of the previous year. 4163.00 4077.00 3991.00 3905.00
9. Fitter
(2) To arrive at the monthly rates of wages, the daily
10. Welder
rates of wages shall be multiplied by 30.
11. Grinder
(3) Where the same work or work of similar nature is
12. Polisher
performed, no distinction in the payment of wages shall be
made between men and women employees. 13. Cutting Operator
4048.00 3962.00 3876.00 3790.00
14. Chisler
(4) Wherever the existing wages are higher than the
minimum wages fixed herein, the existing wages shall be 15. Plumber
continued to be paid. 16. Tipper DriverAug. 5, 2009] TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 257
Sl. Classes of (b) The Dearness Allowance shall be calculated
No. Employees Minimum rates of wages per month every year on the 1st April on the basis of the average
(1) (2) (3) of the Consumer Price Index for the proceeding 12 months,
that is from January to December.
Zone-A Zone-B Zone-C Zone-D
(c) The first calculation shall thus be effective from
Rs. P. Rs. P. Rs. P. Rs. P. the date of publication of this Notification in the Tamil Nadu
Government Gazette based on the average Chennai City
17. Trailor Driver
Consumer Price Index for the previous year.
18. Gang Tree Driver (2) Where the nature of the work is the same, no distinction
in the payment of wages shall be made between men and
19. Crane Operator
women workers.
20. GangSawOperator 4048.00 3962.00 3876.00 3790.00 (3) To arrive at daily rates of wages, the monthly wages,
shall be divided by 26.
21. Computer Operator
(4) To arrive at monthly rates of wages, the daily rates
22. Accountant
of wages, shall be multiplied by 30.
23. Store Keeper (5) Wherever the existing wages are higher than the
minimum wages fixed herein, the same shall be continued
C. Grade-III:
to be paid.
24. Clerk/Cashier
25. Store Assistant
Revision of minimum rates of wages for employment in
26. Slinger Cotton Ginning and Pressing and Employment in
Cotton Waste under the Act.
27. Chamberingman
3703.00 3646.00 3588.00 3473.00
[G.O. (2D) No. 38, Labour and Employment (J1),
28. Fork Lift Operator
25th May 2009.]
29. Carpenter/Packer
No. II(2)/LE/389/2009.—In exercise of the powers conferred
30. Computer Assistant by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 3 and sub-section
(2) of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (Central
31. Electrical Assistant
Act XI of 1948) and in supersession of the Labour and
32. Mechanical Assistant Employment Department, Notification No. II(2)/LE/841/2004,
published at pages 466 and 467 of Part II—Section 2 of the
D. Grade-IV:
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, dated the 22nd September
33. Office Assistant 2004, the Governor of Tamil Nadu after consultation with the
Advisory Board, hereby revises the minimum rates of wages
34. Watchman/Security
payable to the classes of employees in the employment in
35. Cleaner/Sweeper Cotton Ginning and Pressing and Employment in Cotton
3473.003445.00 3416.00 3387.00 Waste, in the State of Tamil Nadu specified in column (2)
36. Loadman (and all other
of the Schedule below, as specified in the corresponding
workmen in the industry
entries in column (3) thereof the draft of the same having
who are not covered by
been previously published as required by clause (b) of sub-
anyoftheabove
categories.) section of Section 5 of the said Act.
2. This Notification shall come into force with effect on
EXPLANATIONS.— I.The classification of Zones are as follows:—
and from the date of its publication in the Tamil Nadu
Zone A .. All corporations Government Gazette.
Zone B .. All municipalities except Third Grade THE SCHEDULE
Municipalities.
Employment in Cotton Ginning and Pressing and
Zone C .. All town panchayats, Third Grade
Employment in Cotton Waste.
municipalities and contonments.
Serial Classes of Minimum rates of
Zone D .. Other areas not covered in Zone A,BandC.
No. Employees. basic wages.
(1) (2) (3)
II. (1) Dearness Allowance.—In addition to the wages
Rs. P.
as fixed above, the employees shall be paid Dearness
I. Highly Skilled:
Allowance as indicated below:—
(1) Carpenter
(a) The Dearness Allowance is linked to the average
(2) Electrician
Chennai City Consumer Price Index for the year 2000 (i.e.)
475 points with base (1982=100) and for every rise of one (3) Mechanic 107.00 per day
point over and above 475 points, an increase of Rs. 7.10 (4) Willow Driver
(Rupees Seven and ten paise only) per point per month shall
(5) Press Driver
be paid as Dearness Allowance.
(6) Gin Driver258 TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE [Part II—Sec. 2
Serial Classes of Minimum rates of V. Miscellaneous:
No. Employees. basic wages
(1) (2) (3) (1) Accountant 2703 per month
Rs. P.
(2) Clerk/Typist 2604 per month
(3) Watchman 2429 per month
II. Skilled: (4) Office Boy/Peon 2429 per month
(1) Box Man
(2) Press Fitter/General Fitter/ 98.00 per day
EXPLANATIONS.—(1) Dearness Allowance:—In addition to
the minimum rates of basic wages as fixed above, the
Gin Fitter
employees shall be paid Dearness Allowance as indicated
(3) Maistry below:—
(4) Marker
97.00 per day (i) The Dearness Allowance is linked to the Average
(5) Valve Man Chennai City Consumer Price Index Number for the year,
2000, (i.e.) 475 points (with base 1982=100) and for every
(6) Oiler
rise of one point over and above 475 points, an increase
(7) Reverter of Rs. 5.10 (Rupees five and paise ten only) per month shall
96.00 per day
be paid as Dearness Allowance.
(8) Weigher
(9) Roller Coverer (ii) The Dearness Allowance shall be calculated every
year on the 1st April on the basis of the average of the
III. Semi-Skilled: indices for the preceding twelve months, that is, from
January to December.
(1) Lasker (Helper) 98.00 per day
(iii) The first calculation of the Dearness Allowance
(2) Bale Stitcher 96.00 per day
shall thus be effective from the date of publication of this
(3) Gin feeder 94.50 per day Notification in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, based
on the Average Chennai City Consumer Price Index Number
(4) Key Opener 96.00 per day
of the previous year.
(5) Ginning and Pressing 93.00 per day
Mazdoors (2) Where the nature of work is the same, no distinction
in the payment of wages shall be made between men and
IV. Unskilled: women employees.
(1) Bag Carrier 98.50 per day (3) (i) To arrive at the daily rates of wages, the monthly
wages shall be divided by 26.
(2) Borah Filler 97.00 per day
(ii) To arrive at the monthly rates of wages, the daily
(3) Borah Roller 94.50 per day
wages shall be multiplied by 30.
(4) Bundler 92.00 per day
(4) Wherever the existing wages are higher than the
(5) Cotton Picking 91.00 per day
minimum wages fixed herein, the same shall be continued
(6) Cotton Cleaning Beaters 92.00 per day to be paid.
(7) Cotton Carrier 91.00 per day Revision of minimum rates of wages for employment
in Aerated Water Manufactory under the Act.
(8) Kapes Bag Opener 92.00 per day
(9) Kapes Picking 91.00 per day [G.O. (2D) No. 41, Labour and Employment (J1),
25th May 2009.]
(10) Lint Cleaners 91.00 per day
(11) Stitchers (Other than bale 92.00 per day No. II(2)/LE/390/2009.—In exercise of the powers conferred
Stitcher) by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 3 and sub-section
(2) of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (Central
(12) Seed remover or carrier 92.00 per day
Act XI of 1948) and in supersession of the Labour and
(13) Sweeper 93.00 per day Employment Department Notification No. II(2)/LE/434/2004,
published at pages 272 and 273 of Part II—Section 2 of the
(14) Cotton cleaner Seater 92.00 per day
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, dated the 23rd June 2004,
(15) Staking 96.00 per day the Governor of Tamil Nadu after consultation with the Advisory
(16) Borah Opener 91.00 per day Board, hereby revises the minimum rates of wages payable
to the classes of employees in the employment in Aerated
(17) Cotton Waste Cleaner 91.00 per day
Water Manufactory, in the State of Tamil Nadu, specified in
(18) Washer Maker 96.00 per day column (2) of the Schedule below, as specified in the
corresponding entries in column (3) thereof:—
(19) Any other category not 91.00 per day
covered above. 2. This Notification shall come into force with effect on
and from the date of its publication in the Tamil Nadu
Government Gazette.Aug. 5, 2009] TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 259
THE SCHEDULE EXPLANATIONS:—(1) Classification of Zones.—Zones A, B
and C shall comprise of the following areas:
Employment in Aerated water Manufactory.
(i) Zone-A—Corporations
Serial Classes Minimum rates of
No. of Employees. basic wages. (ii) Zone-B—All types of Municipalities
Rs. P.
(1) (2) (3) (iii) Zone-C—Areas other than those mentioned in
Zone ‘A’ and Zone ‘B’.
Zone-A Zone-B Zone-C
I. Cottage Units: (Per day) (2) Dearness Allowance.—In addition to the above
basic wages the employees shall be paid Dearness Allowance
(1) General Workers 80.50 76.00 73.50 as follows:—
(2) Helpers 77.50 74.00 70.00 (i) The Dearness allowance is linked to the Average
Chennai City Consumer Price Index for the
II. Semi-Automatic Units:
year, 2000 (i.e.) 475 points (with base 1982=100) and for
(1) Chemist 108.00 104.00 100.50 every rise of one point over and above 475 points,
Rs. 4.38 (Rupees four and paise thirty eight only) per month
(2) Supervisor/Maistry 100.50 96.00 92.50
shall be paid as Dearness Allowance.
(3) Mechanic 92.50 88.50 85.00
(ii) The revision shall be effective from the 1st April
(4) Fitter 92.50 88.50 85.00 of every year on the basis of the average of the consumer
price indices of the preceding twelve months, namely,
(5) Electrician 92.50 88.50 85.00
January to December.
(6) Bottle Filler/ 90.50 85.50 82.00
(iii) The first calculation shall be effective from the
Machine Operator
date of publication of this Notification in the Tamil Nadu
(7) Bottle Washing Government Gazette, based on the Average Chennai City
Consumer Price Index Number for the previous year.
(8) Helper 85.50 80.50 77.50
(3) Where the nature of work is the same, no distinction
(9) Loading and Unloading
in the payment of wages shall be made in the case of men
III. Automatic Units: and women workers.
(per month) (4) (i) To arrive at daily wages, the monthly wages shall
be divided by 26.
(1) General Manager 4978.00 4674.00 4522.00
(ii) To arrive at monthly wages, the daily wages shall
(2) Production Manager 4825.00 4522.00 4370.00 be mulitplied by 30.
(3) Chief Chemist/Quality 4674.00 4370.00 4217.00 (5) Wherever the existing wages are higher than the
Controlling Inspector minimum wages fixed herein, the existing wages shall be
continued to be paid.
(4) Shift Engineer/ 4674.00 4370.00 4217.00
Production Engineer
(5) Foreman/Supervisor/ 3457.00 3153.00 3000.00 Revision of minimum rates of wages for employment
Boiler Operator/ in Loading and Unloading Operations in Markets,
Mechanic/Production Shandies (Fairs and market Places) and other like
Assistant. Places under the Act.
(per day) [G.O. (2D) No. 42, Labour and Employment (J1),
25th May 2009, Vaikasi 11, Thiruvalluvar Aandu-2040.]
(6) Electrician 104.00 97.00 92.50
(7) Fitter 104.00 97.00 92.50 No. II(2)/LE/391/2009.—In exercise of the powers conferred
by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 3 and sub-section
(8) Loading and Unloading 101.00 92.50 88.50 (2) of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (Central
Act XI of 1948) and in supersession of the Labour and
(9) Helpers 101.00 92.50 88.50
Employment Department Notification No. II(2)/LE/357/2004,
IV. Administrative Staff: published at pages 222 and 223 of Part II—Section 2 of the
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, dated the 19th May 2004,
(per month)
the Governor of Tamil Nadu, after consultation with the
(1) Manager 3457.00 3153.00 3000.00 Advisory Board, hereby revises the minimum rates of wages
payable to the classes of employees in the employment in
(2) Cashier/Accountant 3305.00 3000.00 2849.00
Loading and Unloading Operation in Markets, shandies (Fairs
(3) Clerk/Typist 2697.00 2544.00 2392.00 and Market Places) and other like Places, in the State of
Tamil Nadu, for the classes of work specified in column (2)
(4) Driver 2697.00 2544.00 2392.00
of the Schedule below, as specified in the corresponding
(5) Attender/Peon/ 2544.00 2420.00 2088.00 entries in column (3) thereof, the draft of the same having
Watchman/Sweeper been previously published as required by clause (b) of
sub-section (1) of section 5 of the said Act.260 TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE [Part II—Sec. 2
2. This Notification shall come into force with effect on (ii) The revision of dearness allowance shall be
and from the date of its publication in the Tamil Nadu effective from the 1st April of every year on the basis of
Government Gazette. the average consumer price indices of the preceding
twelve months, that is, from January to December.
THE SCHEDULE
(iii) The first calculation shall thus be effective from
Employment in Loading and Unloading Operation in
the date of publication of this Notification in the Tamil Nadu
Markets, Shandies (Fairs and Market Places) and
Government Gazette, based on the average Consumer Price
other Like Places.
Index for the previous year.
Serial Classes Minimum rates of
(3) When the nature of work is the same, no distinction
No. of Work basic wages.
in the payment of wages shall be made between men and
(1) (2) (3)
women employees.
Rs. P. Rs. P. Rs. P.
(4) Wherever the existing wages are higher than the
Zone-A Zone-B Zone-C minimum wages fixed herein, the same higher wages shall
be continued to be paid.
I. Daily Rated Works:
To load or unload articles 131.00 109.00 85.00
weighing upto 75 Kilo grams
Revision of minimum rates of wages for employment
(in a day of 8 hours work)
in Sago Industry under the Act.
II. Piece Rated Works:
[G.O. (2D) No. 44, Labour and Employment (J1),
1. To load or unload flower 2.25 1.50 1.10
25th May 2009.]
baskets, fruit baskets and
vegetables and other
No. II(2)/LE/392/2009.—In exercise of the powers conferred
perishable articles
by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 3 and sub-section
(per basket).
(2) of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (Central
2. To load or unload articles 1.50 1.10 0.75 Act XI of 1948) and in supersession of the Labour and
weighing upto 25 kilograms Employment Department Notification No. II(2)/LE/554/2004,
published at pages 333 and 334 of Part II—Secion 2 of the
3. To load or unload articles 2.25 1.50 1.10
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, dated the 14th July 2004,
weighing above 25 kilograms
the Governor of Tamil Nadu, after consultation with the
and upto 50 kilograms.
Advisory Board, hereby revises the minimum rates of wages
4. To load or unload articles 3.00 1.50 1.10 payable to the classes of employees in the employment in
weighing above 50 kilograms Sago Industry, in the State of Tamil Nadu, specified in
and upto 75 kilograms. column (2) of the Schedule below, as specified in the
5. To load or unload articles 3.75 2.25 1.50 corresponding entries in column (3) thereof, the draft of the
weighing above 75 kilograms same having been previously published as required by
and upto 100 kilograms clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 5 of the said Act.
6. To load or unload articles 4.50 3.00 2.25 2. This notification shall come into force with effect on
weighing above 100 and from the date of its publication in the Tamil Nadu
kilograms Government Gazette.
7. For loading or unloading 37.25 22.35 14.90
operations done in matric- THE SCHEDULE
tonnes. (per metric tonne).
Employment in Sago Industry.
EXPLANATIONS:—(1) Classification of Zones:
Serial Classes of Minimum rates of
Zone-A—Corporations and Special Grade No. Employees. basic wages
Municipalities
(1) (2) (3)
Zone-B—Other Municipalities Rs. P.
Zone-C—Other places not covered under Zone 1. Peelers (Piece-rate) 10.00 per 70kg bag
A and B.
2. Workers employed in
(2) Dearness Allowance.—The employees referred to crushing, sizing, grainding,
above apart from the basic wages, are eligible for getting roasting and other
dearness allownace as detailed below:— miscellaneous items
of work.
(i) The dearness allowance shall be linked to the
Average Consumer Price Index number of the City of Chennai Grade-I 101.00 per day
at 475 points (with base 1982=100) and for every rise of
Grade-II 94.50 per day
one point over and above 475 points, an increase of 17 paise
(Seventeen paise only) per day shall be paid as dearness
allowance.Aug. 5, 2009] TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 261
Serial Classes of Minimum rates of Revision of minimum rates of wages for employment
No. Employees. basic wages. in Tin Container Manufactory under the Act.
(1) (2) (3)
[G.O. (2D) No. 45, Labour and Employment (J1),
Rs. P.
25th May 2009.]
3. Drivers:
No. II(2)/LE/393/2009.—In exercise of the powers conferred
Grade-I 2798.00 per mensem by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 3 and
sub-section (2) of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948
Grade-II 2516.00 per mensem
(Central Act XI of 1948) and in supersession of the
4. Clerks: Labour and Employment Department Notification
No. II(2)/LE/484/2004, published at pages 292 and 293 of
Grade-I 2859.00 per mensem
Part II—Section 2 of the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette,
Grade-II 2630.00 per mensem dated the 30th June 2004, the Governor of Tamil Nadu, after
consultation with the Advisory Board, hereby revises the
5. Watchman 2516.00 per mensem
minimum rates of wages payable to the classes of employees
EXPLANATIONS:—(1) (i) Classification of employees engaged in the employment in Tin Container Manufactory, in the State
in crushing, sizing, grinding, roasting, etc. into Grade-I and of Tamil Nadu, for the classes of works and employees
Grade-II is based on the physical capacity, skill efficiency specified in column (2) of the Schedule below, as specified
and out turn of work and seniority. in the corresponding entries in column (3) thereof, the draft
of the same having been previously published as required
(ii) Classification of drivers into Grade-I and Grade-II. by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 5 of the said Act.
2. This notification shall come into force with effect on
Grade-I: Those who have completed five years of regular
and from the date of its publication in the Tamil Nadu
service.
Government Gazette.
Grade-II: Those who have not completed five years of service.
THE SCHEDULE
(iii) Classification of Clerks into Grade-I and Employment in Tin Container Manufactory.
Grade-II.
Serial Classes Minimum rates of
Grade-I: Those who have completed five years of regular No. of Work basic wages.
service. employees.
(1) (2) (3)
Grade-II: Those who have not completed five years of service.
Zone-A Zone-B Zone-C
(2) Dearness Allowance.—In addition to the above Rs. P.
minimum rates of basic wages, the employees shall be paid (per month)
dearness allowance as follows:—
(i) The dearness allowance shall be linked to the (1) Cutting
Average Consumer Price Index for the City of Chennai for
(2) Flanging/Rolling/
the year, 2000, namely, 475 points (with base 1982=100)
Drilling/Revetting
and for every rise of one point over and above 475 points,
Rs. 5.28 paise (Rupees five and paise twenty eight only) (3) Soldering
per point per month shall be paid as dearness allowance.
(4) Testing/Inspection 2540.00 2456.00 2456.00
(ii) The above revision shall be effective from the 1st
April of every year on the basis of the average of the (5) Printing
consumer price indices of the proceeding twelve months,
(6) Cleaning/Polishing
namely from January to December.
(7) Packing
(iii) The first calculation shall be effective from the
date of publication of this Notification in the Tamil Nadu (8) Helper 2366.00 2366.00 2366.00
Government Gazette, based on the average Consumer Price
(9) Supervisor 2631.00 2540.00 2540.00
Index of the previous year.
(10) Manager 2806.00 2715.00 2715.00
(3) Where the nature of work is the same, no distinction
in the payment of wages shall be made in the case of men Office Staff:
and women employees.
(1) Manager 2806.00 2715.00 2715.00
(4) (i) To arrive at daily wages, the monthly wages shall
(2) Accountant
be divided by 26.
(3) Clerk
(ii) To arrive at the monthly wages, the daily wages
shall be mulitplied by 30. (4) typist 2456.00 2366.00 2366.00
(5) Wherever the existing wages are higher than the (5) Storekeeper
minimum wages fixed herein, the same shall be continued
to be paid. (6) Driver262 TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE [Part II—Sec. 2
Serial Classes Minimum rates of Revision of minimum rates of wages for employment
No. of Works/ basic wages. in Coconut Peeling under the Act.
employees.
(1) (2) (3) [G.O.(2D) No. 46, Labour and Employment (J1),
25th May 2009.]
Zone-A Zone-B Zone-C
Rs. P. No.II(2)/LE/394/2009.—In exercise of the powers conferred
(per month) by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 3 and
(7) Watchman 2366.00 2366.00 2366.00 sub-section (2) of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948
(Central Act XI of 1948) and in supersession of the Labour
Manufacture of Buckets,
and Employment Department Notification No. II(2)/LE/487/
Pumpsets, Milk Cans,
2004, published at pages 295 and 296 of Part II—Section 2
Boxes, Drums, Kudam,
of the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, dated the 30th June
Rice Boiler Bonds, etc. 95.50 94.50 92.00
2004, the Governor of Tamil Nadu, after consultation with
by hand (perday) (perday) (perday)
the Advisory Board, hereby revises the minimum rates of
wages payable to the classes of employees in the employment
EXPLANATIONS:—(1) Classification of Zones: Zones A, B and
in coconut peeling, in the State of Tamil Nadu specified in
C shall comprise of the following areas, namely:—
column (2) of the Schedule below, as specified in the
corresponding entries in column (3) thereof, the draft of the
Zone-A—Corporations and Special Grade
same having been previously published as required by
Municipalities.
clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 5 of the said Act.
Zone-B—Other Municipalities. 2. This Notification shall come into force with effect on
and from the date of its publication in the Tamil Nadu
Zone-C—Areas other than those specified in Government Gazette.
Zone-A and Zone-B.
THE SCHEDULE.
(2) Dearness Allowance—In addition to the wages as fixed
Employment in Coconut Peeling.
as above, the employees shall be paid dearness allowance
as indicated below:— Serial Classes Minimum rates of
No. of Works. basic wages.
(1) (2) (3)
(i) The dearness allowance is linked to the Average
Rs. P.
Chennai City Consumer Price Index for the year 2000 (i.e.)
475 points (with base 1982=100) and for every rise of one 1. Coconut peeling:
point over and above 475 points, an increase of Rs. 4.95
(Rupees four and paise ninety five only) per month shall be (i) Time Rate 109.50 per day
paid dearness allowance.
(ii) Piece Rate 130.40 per 1000 coconuts
(ii) The dearness allowance shall be calculated every 2. Tree climbing and coconut plucking:
year on the 1st April on the basis of the average of the indices
(i) Time Rate 109.50 per day
for the preceding twelve months, that is from january to
December.
(ii) Piece Rate 1.80 per tree
(iii) The first calculation of the dearness allowance 3. Grading of coconuts:
shall thus be effective from the date of publication of this
(i) Time Rate 83.00 per day.
Notification in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette based
on the average Chennai City Consumer Price Index of the (ii) Piece Rate 13.70 per 1000 coconuts
previous year.
4. Loading and unloading 130.40 per 1000 coconuts
(3) Where the nature of work is the same, no distinction
5. Un-skilled works 79.00 per day
in the payment of wages shall be made between men and
women employees. 6. Cleaning, fertilizing and 4.30 per tree
pesticiding of trees.
(4) To arrive at the daily rates of wages, the monthly
wages shall be divided by 26.
EXPLANATIONS.— (1) Dearness Allowance: In addition to the
minimum rates of basic wages fixed above, the employees
shall be paid dearness allowance as indicated below:—
(5) To arrive at the monthly rates of wages, the daily rates
of wages shall be mulitplied by 30. (i) The dearness allowance is linked to the Average
Chennai City Consumer Price Index Number for the year
(6) Wherever the existing wages are higher than the 2000 (i.e.) 475 points with base 1982=100 and for every rise
minimum wages fixed herein, the same higher wages shall of one point over and above 475 points, an increase of
be continued to be paid. 16 paise (Sixteen paise only) per day shall be paid as
dearness allowance.Aug. 5, 2009] TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 263
(ii) The dearness allowance shall be calculated every Sl. Classes of Employees. Minimum rates
year on the 1st April on the basis of the average of the No. of Basic Wages
indices for the preceding twelve months, that is, from January (Per month).
to December.
(1) (2) (3)
(iii) The first calculation shall thus be effective from Rs. P.
the date of publication of this Notification in the Tamil Nadu
5. Administrative Officer 3898.00
Government Gazette based on the Average Chennai City
Consumer Price Index Number of the previous year. 6. Bio-Chemist 3898.00
(2) Where the nature of work is the same, no distinction 7. Staff Nurse/Tutor 3752.00
in the payment of wages shall be made between male and
female employees. 8. Auxiliary Nursing Midwife 3177.00
(3) To arrive at monthly rates of wages, the daily wages 9. Female Nursing orderly and
shall be multiplied by 30. Male Nursing orderly 2847.00
(4) Wherever the existing wages are higher than the 10. House Keeper/Cook 2847.00
minimum wages fixed herein, the same higher wages shall
11. Dietician (Qualified) 3323.00
be continued to be paid.
12. Accountant 2992.00
Revision of minimum rates of wages for employment in 13. Cashier 2992.00
Hospitals and Nursing Homes (Other than Government
and Employees State Insurance Hospitals and 14. Office Assistant/Clerk 2992.00
Dispensaries) under the Act.
15. Typist 2992.00
[G.O.(2D) No. 47, Labour and Employment (J1), 16. Receptionist/Telephone Operator 2992.00
25th May 2009.]
17. Laboratory Technician (Graduate) 3323.00
No.II(2)/LE/395/2009.—In exercise of the powers conferred
by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 3 and 18. Laboratory Technician (Non-Graduate) 2992.00
sub-section (2) of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948
19. (a) Electrician/Plumber (Qualified) 2992.00
(Central Act XI of 1948) and in supersession of the
(b) Electrician/Plumber 2787.00
Labour and Employment Department Notification
(Unqualified and life Boy)
No. II(2)/LE/556/2004, published at pages 335 and 336 of
Part II—Section 2 of the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, 20. Air Condition Plant Mechanic 2992.00
dated the 14th July 2004, the Governor of Tamil Nadu, after
21. Radiographer/Electrical Supervisor 3323.00
consultation with the Advisory Board, hereby revises the
minimum rates of wages payable to the classes of employees 22. Driver 2847.00
in the employment in hospitals and nursing homes (other than
23. Watchman 2847.00
Government and Employees’ State Insurance Hospitals and
Dispensaries) in the State of Tamil Nadu, specified in column 24. Store Keeper 2992.00
(2) of the Schedule below, as specified in the corresponding
25. Ward Boy 2787.00
entries in column (3) thereof, the draft of the same having
been previously published as required by clause (b) of 26. Tailor/Assistant Cook 2787.00
sub-section (1) of Section 5 of the said Act.
27. Compounder/Pharmacist 2992.00
THE SCHEDULE.
28. Scavenger or Sweeper 2787.00
Employment in Hospitals and Nursing Homes (Other than 29. Gardener 2787.00
Government and Employees’ State Insurance Hospitals
and Dispensaries). 30. Any other category of unskilled
employees not covered above 2787.00
Sl. Classes of Employees. Minimum rates
No. of Basic Wages EXPLANATIONS.—(1) Dearness Allowance: In addition to the
(Per month). basic wages fixed above, the employees shall be paid
dearness allowance as indicated below:—
(1) (2) (3)
Rs. P. (i) The dearness allowance is linked to the Average
Chennai City Consumer Price Index for the year 2000 (i.e.)
1. Junior Medical Officer 4334.00
475 points with base (1982=100) and for every rise of one
2. Junior Doctor or House Surgeon 3614.00 point over and above 475 points, an increase of Rs.5.85
3. Physiotherapist 3614.00 (Rupees five and paise eighty five only) per month shall be
paid as dearness allowance.
4. Nursing Superintendent 4334.00264 TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE [Part II—Sec. 2
(ii) The dearness allowance shall be calculated every year THE SCHEDULE.
on the 1st April, on the basis of the average of the indices
Employment in Laundries and Washing Clothes
for the preceding twelve months, that is from January to
(Including Woolen).
December.
Sl. Classes of Minimum rates
(iii) The first calculation shall thus be effective from No. Work of basic wages
the date of publication of this Notification in the Tamil Nadu (Per day for
Government Gazette based on the Average Chennai City 8 hours duty)
Consumer Price Index of the previous year.
(1) (2) (3)
(2) (i) Where the nature of work is the same, no distinction Rs. P.
in the payment of wages shall be made between men and
(1) Washing clothes in laundries covered
women employees. by the Factories Act, 1948 (Central 140.50
Act 63 of 1948) or Employees’ State
(ii) To arrive at daily rates of wages, the monthly
Insurance Scheme or employees
wages shall be divided by 26.
Provident Fund Scheme.
(3) “Hospital” means a building wherein patients are (2) Ironing clothes in laundries covered
received and treated but does not include dispensary which by the Factories Act, 1948 (Central 145.00
gives medical or surgical aid only and not treating patients Act 63 of 1948) or Employees, State
as in-patients and such medical dispensation is made for Insurance Scheme or Employees’
money. Provident Fund Scheme.
(3) Washing clothes in laundries other
(4) “Nursing Home” means an establishment where persons
than those mentioned in item 1 above. 144.00
suffering from illness, injury or infirmity whether of body or
mind are usually received and accommodated for the purpose (4) Ironing clothes in laundries other than
of nursing and treatment. those mentioned in item 2 above. 149.50
(5) Wherever the existing wages are higher than the EXPLANATIONS: (1) The minimum rates of wages shall be
paid in cash.
minimum wages fixed herein, the same shall be continued
to be paid. (2) Dearness allowance.— In addition to the minimum
rates of basic wages mentioned above, the employees shall
be paid dearness allowances as indicated below:—
Revision of minimum rates of wages for employment in (i) The wages notified above shall be linked to the
Laundries and Washing Clothes (including Woollen) Average Chennai City Consumer Price Index for the year
under the Act. 2000 (i.e) 475 points with base 1982=100 and for every rise
of one point over and above 475 points an increase of
[G.O. (2D) No. 48, Labour and Employment (J1),
29 paise (Twenty nine paise only) shall be paid as dearness
25th May 2009.] allowance per day.
No.II(2)/LE/396/2009.—In exercise of the powers conferred (ii) The revision of the dearness allowance shall be
by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of section 3 and effective from the 1st April of every year on the basis of
sub-section (2) of section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 the average of the indices for the earlier twelve months, that
(Central Act XI of 1948) and in supersession of the is from January to December.
Labour and Employment Department Notification
(iii) The Calculation shall be effective from the date
No. II(2)/LE/435/2004, published at page 274 of
of publication of the Notification in the Tamil Nadu Government
Part II—Section 2 of the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Gazette based on the Average Consumer Price Index of the
dated the 23rd June 2004, the Governor of Tamil Nadu, after previous year. (i.e from January to December)
consultation with the Advisory Board, hereby revises the
(3) Where the nature of work is the same, no distinction
minimum rates of wages payable to the classes of work in
in the payment of wages shall be made between men and
the employment in laundries and washing clothes (including
women employees.
woollen) in the State of Tamil Nadu specified in column
(2) of the Schedule below, as specified in the corresponding (4) The daily rate of wages and dearness allowance shall
entries in column (3) thereof, the draft of the same having include the element of holidays wages also.
been previously published as required by clause (b) of
(5) To arrive at monthly wages, the daily wages shall
sub-section (1) of section 5 of the said Act.
be multiplied by 30.
2. This Notification shall come into force on and from the (6) Wherever the existing wages are higher than the
dates of its publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette. minimum wages fixed herein, the same shall be continued
to be paid.Aug. 5, 2009] TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 265
Draft Notification regarding the Revision of minimum rates rise of one point over and above 475 points, an increase
of wages for employment in Gunny Industry under the of 27 paise (Twenty seven paise only) per day shall be paid
Act. as dearness allowance.
[G.O.(2D) No. 37, Labour and Employment (J1), (ii) The dearness allowance shall be calculated every
year on the 1st April on the basis of the average of the
25th May 2009.]
indices for the preceding 12 months, that is, from January
No. II(2)/LE/397/2009.—The following draft of a Notification to December.
which it is proposed to issue in exercise of the powers
(iii) The first calculation of the dearness allowance
conferred by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 3 and
shall thus be effective from the date of publication of this
sub-section (2) of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948
Notification in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette based
(Central Act XI of 1948) is hereby published for information
on the Average Chennai City Consumer Price Index of the
of all persons likely to be affected thereby, as required by
previous year.
clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 5 of the said Act.
(2) Where the nature of work is the same, no distinction
2. Notice is hereby given that the draft Notification will
in the payment of wages shall be made between male and
be taken into consideration on or after the expiry of two
female employees.
months from the date of publication of this Notification in the
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette and that any objection or (3) To arrive at daily rates of wages, the daily wages shall
suggestion, which may be received from any person with be multiplied by 30.
respect thereto before the expiry of the aforesaid period of
(4) Wherever the existing wages are higher than the
two months will be considered by the Government of
minimum wages fixed herein, such higher wages shall be
Tamil Nadu. Objection or suggestion, if any, should be
continued to be paid.
addressed to the Principal Secretary to Government, Labour
and Employment Department, Secretariat, Chennai-600 009
through the Commissioner of Labour, Chennai-600 006.
Draft Notification regarding the Revision of minimum rates
of wages for employment in Shops and Commercial
DRAFT NOTIFICATION
Establishments under the Act.
In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (b) of sub-
[G.O.(2D) No. 39, Labour and Employment (J1),
section (1) of Section 3 and sub-section (2) of section 5 of
25th May 2009.]
the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (Central Act XI of 1948) and
in super session of the Labour and Employment Department No. II(2)/LE/398/2009.—The following draft of a Notification
Notification No.II(2)/LE/911/2005, published at pages 513 which it is proposed to issue in exercise of the powers
and 514 of Part II—Section 2 of the Tamil Nadu Government conferred by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 3 and
Gazette, dated the 14th December 2005, the Governor of sub-section (2) of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948
Tamil Nadu hereby revises the minimum rates of wages (Central Act XI of 1948) is hereby published for information
payable to the classes of employees in the employment in of all persons likely to be affected thereby, as required by
gunny industry in the State of Tamil Nadu for the classes clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 5 of the said Act.
of employees specified in column (1) of the Schedule below
2. Notice is hereby given that the draft Notification will
as specified in the corresponding entries in column (2)
be taken into consideration on or after the expiry of two
thereof:—
months from the date of publication of this Notification in the
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette and that any objection or
THE SCHEDULE
suggestion, which may be received from any person with
respect thereto, before the expiry of the aforesaid period of
Employment in Gunny Industry.
two months will be considered by the Government of
Sl. Classes of Employees Minimum rates Tamil Nadu. Objection or suggestion, if any, should be
No. of Basic Wages addressed to the Principal Secretary to Government, Labour
per day and Employment Department, Secretariat, Chennai-600 009
through the Commissioner of Labour, Chennai-600 006.
(1) (2) (3)
Rs. P.
DRAFT NOTIFICATION
(1) Gunny Bag Stitcher 130.00
In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (b) of
(2) Maistry 138.00 sub-section (1) of Section 3 and sub-section (2) of Section 5
of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (Central Act XI of 1948)
(3) Piece rated wages 1.61
and in super session of the labour and Employment
perGunnyBag
Department Notification No.II(2)/LE/206/2005, published at
pages 146 and 149 of Part II—Section 2 of the Tamil Nadu
EXPLANATIONS.— (1) Dearness Allowance.—In addition to
Government Gazette, dated the 30th March 2005, the Governor
the minimum wages fixed above, the employees shall be
of Tamil Nadu hereby revises the minimum rates of wages
paid dearness allowance as indicated below:—
payable to the classes of employees in the employment
(i) The dearness allowance is linked to the Average in shops and Commercial Establishments in the State of
Consumer Price Index Number of Chennai City for the year Tamil Nadu specified in column (1) of the Schedule below as
2000 (i.e.) 475 points with base 1982 = 100 and for every specified in the corresponding entries in column (2) thereof:—266 TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE [Part II—Sec. 2
THE SCHEDULE Serial Classes Minimum rates of
No. of Work basic wages
Employment in Shops And Commercial Establishments. per month
(1) (2) (3)
Serial Classes of Minimum rates of
No. Employees basic wages
Zone-A Zone-B Zone-CZone-D
per month
Rs.P. Rs.P. Rs.P. Rs.P.
(1) (2) (3)
(31) Receptionist
Zone-A Zone-B Zone-CZone-D
Rs.P. Rs.P. Rs.P. Rs.P. (32) Lineman
(33) Tally Clerk 2540.00 2494.00 2450.00 2410.00
I. General Categories
(34) Weighman
(1) Manager
(35) Security Guard
(2) Sales Manager
(36) Driver
(3) Field Officer 2921.00 2883.00 2844.00 2814.00
(37) Peon
(4) Development
Officer (38) Watchman
(5) Office Incharge (39) Shop Assistant
(6) Assistant (40) Helper
Manager
(41) Packer
(7) Accountant
(42) Attender
(8) Supervisor
(43) Delivery Boy
(9) Sales Executive 2609.00 2570.00 2532.00 2494.00
(44) Messenger 2494.00 2450.00 2402.00 2359.00
(10) Purchaser
(45) Lift Operator
(11) Store-keeper
(46) Shop Boy
(12) Agent
(47) Water Boy
(13) Sales Promotion
(48) Sweeper
Employees
(49) Gardener
(14) Cashier
(50) Scavenger
(15) Clerk
II. Special Categories:
(16) Typist-cum-Clerk
(1) Chemist and Druggist Shop:
(17) Typist
(a)Pharmacist }
(18) Stenographer
2921.00 2883.00 2844.00 2814.00
(b)Chemist
(19) Salesman 2578.00 2532.00 2487.00 2450.00
(c)Compounder 2578.00 2532.00 2487.00 2450.00
(20) Sales
Representative (2) Hair Dressing Saloon/Beauty Parlour:
(21) Auction Bidder (a)Hair Dresser}
(22) Tradesman (b)Hair Cutter 2609.00 2570.00 2532.00 2484.00
(23) Bill Writer (c)Beautician
(24) Bill Collector (3) Photo Studios:
(25) Booking Clerk (a)Photographer}
2578.00 2432.00 2487.00 2450.00
(26) Bill Clerk (b)Photo Artist
}
(27) Godown Keeper 2540.00 2494.00 2450.00 2410.00 (c)Assistant
Photo Artist
(28) Assistant
2540.00 2494.00 2450.00 2410.00
Salesman (d)Assistant
Photographer
(29) Godown incharge
(30) Accounts
AssistantAug. 5, 2009] TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 267
Serial Classes of Minimum rates of Serial Classes of Minimum rates of
No. Employees. basic wages No. Employees. basic wages
per mont per mont
(1) (2) (3) (1) (2) (3)
Zone-A Zone-B Zone-CZone-D Zone-A Zone-B Zone-CZone-D
Rs.P. Rs.P. Rs.P. Rs.P. Rs.P. Rs.P. Rs.P. Rs.P.
(4) Service Shops (Watch/Radio/Bicycle): (9) Chit Funds and Co-operative Societies:
(a)Watch (a)Chief
Mechanic Accountant
(b)Radio (b)Office
Mechanic/ Superinten-
Repairer 2609.00 2570.00 2532.00 2492.00 dent 2609.00 2570.00 2532.00 2494.00
(c)Audio and (c)Secretary
Video
(d)Auditor
Mechanic
(e)Personal
Repairer
Assistant
(d)Bicycle Fitter 2494.00 2450.00 2402.00 2359.00
(f) Junior
Development 2578.00 2532.00 2487.00 2450.00
(5) Optical Shops: Officer
(a)Optical (g)Legal
Mechanic/ Assistant
Grinder/
(10) Boarding and Lodges:
Purchaser 2609 2570.00 2532.00 2494.00
}
(a)Room Boy
(b)Refractionary 2494.00 2450.00 2402.00 2359.00
Man (b)Canvassar
(c)Mason }
(6) Block making and Rubber Stamp Making: (d)Plumber
}
(a)Engraver (e)Painter 2578.00 2532.00 2487.00 2450.00
2609.00 2570.00 2532.00 2494.00
(b)Block Maker (f) Electrician.
(c)Assistant (11) Furniture:
Engraver 2540.00 2494.00 2450.00 2410.00 }
(a)Carpenter
(d)Painter/Artist 2578.00 2532.00 2487.00 2450.00 (b)Polisher 2609.00 2570.00 2532.00 2494.00
(c)Rattan
(7) Electrical Light and Sound Service Shop: Worker
(a)Electrician/ (12) Miscellaneous Workers:
Wireman/
(a)Technician
Electrical 2578.00 2532.00 2487.00 2450.00
in Musical
Repairer.
instrument
(b)Assistant } Shop.
Wireman
(b)Umbrella
2540.00 2494.00 2450.00 2410.00
(c)Mike Fitting,
Operator Stiching
and Cutting
in Umbrella
(8) Diagnostic Laboratory:
Shop. 2609.00 2570.00 2532.00 2494.00
(a)Radiographer (c)Polisher in
Auto-Mobile
(b)X-Ray
Dealer Shop
Photographer 2578.00 2532.00 2487.00 2450.00
(d)Suitcase/All
(c)Laboratory
KindsofBags
Technician/
and Purse
Analyst.
makers.
(other than
in leather)268 TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE [Part II—Sec. 2
Serial Classes of Minimum rates of EXPLANATIONS.— (1) Dearness Allowance: In addition to the
No. Employees basic wages minimum rates of basic wages fixed above, the employees
per month shall be paid dearness allowance as indicated below:—
(1) (2) (3)
(i) The dearness allowance is linked to the Average
consumer price Index of Chennai City for the year 2000
Zone-A Zone-B Zone-CZone-D
(i.e.) 475 points (with base 1982 = 100) and for any further
Rs.P. Rs.P. Rs.P. Rs.P.
rise of every one point over and above 475 points, an
(e)Operator in increase of Rs. 4.95 (Rupees four and paise ninety five only)
petrol Bunks. 2494.00 2450.00 2402.00 2359.00 per month shall be paid as dearness allowance;
(f) Photo Frame (ii) The dearness allowance shall be calculated every
Worker and
year on the 1st April on the basis of the average of the
Cutter 2578.00 2532.00 2487.00 2450.00
indices for the preceding 12 months, that is, from January
(g)Skilled Labour to December and
in Lift installing2609.00 2570.00 2532.00 2494.00
(iii) The first calculation of the dearness allowance
Establishments
shall thus be effective from the date of publication of this
(h)AirCondition
Notification in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, based
PlantOperator2609.00 2570.00 2532.00 2494.00
on the average Chennai City Consumer Price Index for the
(i) Fruit Juice previous year, that is, from January to December.
and Lassi
(2) The classification of Zones, shall be as follows:—
Makers in the
shops 2540.00 2494.00 2450.00 2410.00 (i) Zone-A: All Corporations and Special Grade
(j) Engraver in Municipalities,
Steel and
(ii) Zone B: All Municipalities other than Special Grade
Aluminium
Municipalities,
Vessels
Shops 2578.00 2532.00 2487.00 2450.00 (iii) zone-C: All Townships, Town Panchayats and
Contonments and
(k)Fire Wood
Cutter in Fire (iv) Zone-D: All Places other than those mentioned
Wood Shop 2450.00 2494.00 2450.00 2410.00 in Zone-A, B and C.
(l) Tyre Grinder
(3) Where the nature of work is the same, no distinction
in Tyre
in the payment of wages shall be made between men and
resoling,
women employees.
retreading
and tube
(4) To arrive at daily rates of wages, the monthly wages
vulcanizing
shall be divided by 26.
shops. 2578.00 2532.00 2487.00 2450.00
(m) Workers (5) Wherever the existing wages are higher than the
engaged in minimum wages fixed herein, such higher wages shall be
drying, continued to be paid.
storing,
washing,
measuring
Draft Notification regarding to Revision of Minimum rates
loading and
of wages for employment in Fire Works Manufactory
unloading in
Pandagasalai, under the Act.
warehouse,
godown, store [G.O.(2D) No. 43, Labour and Employment (J1),
room and 25th May 2009.]
Hill Produce
No. II(2)/LE/399/2009.—The following draft of a Notification,
Merchant
shops. 2494.00 2450.00 2402.00 2359.00 which it is proposed to issue in exercise of the powers
conferred by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 3 and
(n)General
sub-section (2) of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948
Workers in
(Central Act XI of 1948) is hereby published for information
all shops
of persons likely to be affected thereby, as required by clause
and
Commercial (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 5 of the said Act.
Establishments
2. Notice is hereby given that the draft Notification will
other than in
be taken into consideration on or after the expiry of two
administration
and clerical cadre months from the date of publication of this Notification in the
and who are not Tamil Nadu Government Gazette and that any objection or
covered in any suggestion, which may be received from any person with
of the above respect thereto, before the expiry of the aforesaid period of
categories. 2494.00 2450.00 2402.00 2359.00 two months will be considered by the Government ofAug. 5, 2009] TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 269
Tamil Nadu. Objection or suggestion, if any, should be Class IV
addressed to the Principal Secretary to Government, Labour
Dyeing
and Employment Department, Secretariat, Chennai-600 009
Mud Pasting
through the Commissioner of Labour, Chennai-600 006.
Drying 68.00 per day
Helper
DRAFT NOTIFICATION
Miscellaneous and
General Workers
In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (b) of
sub-section (1) of Section 3 and sub-section (2) of Section
III Piece-rated wages:
5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (Central Act XI of 1948)
and in supersession of the Labour and Employment 1. Sparklers Making:
Department Notification No. II(2)/LE/843/2004, published at
7 to 9 cm 15cm 30 cm
pages 469 to 472 of Part II—Section 2 of the Tamil Nadu
(Rs.P.) (Rs.P.) (Rs.P.)
Government Gazette, dated the 22nd September 2004, the
Governor of Tamil Nadu hereby revises the minimum rates
(i) Frame 0.42 per frame 0.40 per 0.40 per
of wages payable to the classes of employees in the
filling (18 x 18) frame frame
employment in fire works manufactory in the State of
(9 x 9) (9 x 9)
Tamil Nadu specified in column (1) of the Schedule below,
as specified in the corresponding entries in column (2) thereof:- (ii) Box filling 0.84 86 0.86
per unit per unit per unit
THE SCHEDULE.
(iii) Packing 0.62 per bundle 0.62 per 0.62 per
Employment in Fire Works Manufactory. (10 x 10) bundle bundle
(contain (contain
Classes of Minimum Rates
2 or 3 2 or 3
Employees, of Wages.
packers) packers)
(1) (2) 2. Crackers (Paper rolled) type making:
Rs. P.
5 cm to 7 cm above 7cm
I. (Rs. P.) (Rs. P.)
1. Manager/Foreman 2080.00 per month (i) Bottom and Top mud 0.22 per ring 0.22 per ring
pasting
2. Supervisors 1948.00 per month
(ii) Tissue paper pasting 0.40 per ring 0.40 per ring
3. Clerks
and piercing
4. Drivers 1882.00 Per month
(iii) Piercing and Fuse 0.92 per ring 0.98 per ring
5. Watchman 1848.00 Per month
fixing
6. Peons }
(iv) Paper rolling (wrapping) Single paper- 1.34 per unit
7. Cleaners 1816.00 per month 0.78 per unit
8. Sweepers II and III paper 0.84 per unit
IV paper 0.98 per unit
II. Time-rated Wages:
Class I (v) Labelling 3.36 per 1000 3.92 per
} 1000
Chemical Mixing
Chemical Dipping 73.00 per day (vi) Packing and bundling 33.60 per 1000 36.40 per
Chemical Filling packets 1000
Chemical Moulding packets
Class II 3. Crackers(Paper tube type chorsa variety mixing):
Fuse fixing } Medium Big
Chemical filled tube cutting 70.00 per day (Rs.P.) (Rs.P.)
Bottom packing and sealing
(i) Bottom and pasting 0.08 per ring 0.14 per ring
Class III
(ii) Tissue paper pasting 0.28 per ring 0.28 per ring
paper I Foils } and piercing
Wrapping
(iii) Fuse fixing 1.68 per ring 1.68 per ring
Labelling 69.00 per day
Finishing works
Packing, Bundling270 TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE [Part II—Sec. 2
4. Atom Bombs 7. Torches and Pencils making
Atom Bomb Cake Bomb Hydrogen Upto 18cm Upto 25cm Upto 30cm Upto 38cm
Bomb (Rs. P.) (Rs. P.) (Rs. P.) (Rs. P.)
(Rs.P.) (Rs.P.) (Rs.P.)
(i) Ash 0.42 per 0.76 per 0.70 per 0.98 per
(i) Chemical 0.78 per unit 0.82 per unit 0.78 per and unit unit unit unit
filling unit Chemical
filling
(ii) Jute 4.48 per unit 4.48 per unit 4.48 per
(ii)Foil 0.56 per 0.78 per 0.90 per 1.12 per
winding unit
pasting unit unit unit unit
(iii) Full 0.50 per unit 0.50 per unit 0.64 per
(iii)Packing 1.12 per 1.12 per 1.26 per 1.40 per
Pasting unit
and unit unit unit unit
(iv) Fuse 1.40 per unit 1.46 per unit 1.54 per Bundling
Fixing and unit
Belting 8. Rockets making
(v) Box Filling 0.42 per unit 0.42 per unit 0.42 per Rocket Rocket Rocket Rocket
unit Small Big Colour Bomb
(Rs.P.) (Rs.P.) (Rs.P.) (Rs. P.)
(vi) Packing 0.12 per 0.12 per 0.12 per
(i) Chemical 0.84 1.68 per 1.68 per 1.68per
bundle bundle bundle
filling per unit unit unit unit
5. Flower Pots
(ii) Fuse 0.56 0.56 per 0.56 per 0.56 per
Smalland Specialand Deluxe fixing per unit unit unit unit
Big Giant
(iii) Stick 0.62 0.62 per 0.62 per 0.62 per
(Rs. P.) (Rs. P.) (Rs. P.)
pasting per unit unit unit unit
(i) Fuse fixing 0.50 per unit 0.50 per unit 0.50 per
(iv)Labelling 0.56 0.56 per 0.56 per 0.56 per
unit
per unit unit unit unit
(ii) Chemical 1.26 per unit 1.26 per unit 1.32 per (v)Cracker/ 0.62 0.62 per 0.62 per 0.62 per
filling unit Colour per unit unit unit unit
loading
(iii) Bottom 0.84. per unit 0.98 per unit 1.12 per
Packing unit (vi)Box 1.12 1.12 per 1.12 per 1.12 per
filling per unit unit unit unit
(iv) Box filling 0.40 per unit 0.42 per unit 0.44 per
unit
9. Wire Chakras making
(v) Packing and1.12 per 1.12 per 1.12 per
Medium Big Ashoka
Bundling bundle bundle bundle
(Rs. P.) (Rs. P.) (Rs. P.)
6. Twinkling Stars making
(i) Chemical filling 0.28 0.36 0.42
45 cm 60 cm 120 cm
(ii) Paper wrapping 0.50 0.54 1.12
(Rs. P.) (Rs. P.) (Rs. P.)
(iii) Chakra Winding 0.92 0.92 1.12
(i) Chemical 2.52 per unit 2.52 per unit 2.52 per
dipping (Length (Length unit (iv) Labelling 0.56 0.56 0.56
135 cm to 135 cm to (Length 135
(v) Box filling 0.28 0.28 0.70
150 cm) 150 cm) cm to
150 cm)
(vi) Bundling 0.16 0.16 0.22
(ii) Paper 1.20 per unit 1.20 per unit 1.68 per
wrapping unit 10. Zamin Chakras making
(iii) Folding 0.70 per unit 0.84 per unit 1.12 per Upto Upto Upto Upto
and Ring unit 20 cm 25 cm 45 cm 70 cm
labelling (Rs.P.) (Rs.P.) (Rs.P.) (Rs. P.)
(iv) Box 1.12 per unit 1.12 per unit 1.12 per (i) Chemical 0.28 0.36 0.70 0.90
filling unit filling per unit per unit per unit per unit
(v) Bundling 1.20 per 10 1.20 per 10 1.18 per 10 (ii)Paper 0.50 0.62 0.70 0.72
bundles bundles bundles wrapping per unit per unit per unit per unitAug. 5, 2009] TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 271
(iii)Chakra 0.70 1.12 1.82 2.38 13. Fuse making
winding per unit per unit per unit per unit
3-4 ply 5-6 Ply 8-9 Ply
(iv)Labelling 0.70 0.76 0.78 0.84 (Rs. P.) (Rs. P.) (Rs. P.)
per unit per unit per unit per unit
(i) Chemical dipping 1.62 per 1.62 per 1.62 per
(v)Box 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.50 (Unit Rate per unit unit unit
filling per unit per unit per unit per unit 1.35 metre length
of fuse)
(vi)Bundling 1.26 1.26 1.26 1.26
(ii) Wrapping 0.70 per 0.76 per 0.84 per
per unit per unit per unit per unit
(Unit Rate per unit unit unit
11.Cape making 45 cm length
of fuse)
(i) Punching Rs. P.
(iii) paste binding 0.28 per 0.28 per 0.30 per
(a) Machine Man 22.40 per 1000 Sheets (Unit rate per unit unit unit
45 cm length
(b) Helper 21.00 per 1000 Sheets of fuse)
(ii) Cutting (Roll cape) Rs. P. 14. Paper/Card board tubes and sheets making
Machine Man 30.80 per 1000 Sheets I. Flower Pot Shells Rs. P.
}
(iii) Box Filling Rs. P. (i) Small
(ii) Medium 0.84 per gross
(a) Dot Cape 0.54 per unit
(iii) Big
(b) Roll Cape 0.84 per unit
(iv) Special
(iv) 10 Numbers Packing 7.00 per unit
II. Paper tubes for pencils Rs. P.
(v) 100 Numbers Packing 5.60 per unit
(i) Upto 18 cms 0.40 per unit
(vi) Box making 25.20 per unit
(ii) Upto 25 cms 0.48 per unit
12. Saram making and packing of crackers (Paper tube
typed) (iii) Upto 30 cms 0.50 per unit
Saram making Packeting (iv) Upto 38 cms 0.54 per unit
Rs. P. Rs. P.
III. Paper tubes for Crackers Rs. P.
(i) 24 shells 7.00 per unit 42.00 per unit
(i) Upto 22 cms (chersa)0.40 per unit
(ii) 28 shells 7.84 per unit 42.00 per unit
(ii) Upto 28 cms (Giant) 0.54 per unit
(iii) 50 shells 14.84 per unit 70.00 per unit
(iii) Upto 43 cms 0.98 per unit
(iv) 100 shells 33.60 per unit 15.12 per unit
IV. Paper tubes for chakras Rs. P.
(v) 200 shells 67.20 per unit 16.80 per unit
(i) Upto 14 cms 0.56 per unit
(vi) 300 shells 98.00 per unit 22.40 per unit
(ii) Upto 19 cms 0.56 per unit
(vii) 600 shells 1.68 per unit 0.26 per unit
(iii) Upto 27 cms 0.56 per unit
(viii) 1000 shells 3.36 per unit 0.28 per unit
(iv) Upto 55 cms 0.70 per unit
(ix) 2000 shells 5.60 per unit 0.50 per unit (v) Upto 80 cms 0.70 per unit
(x) 3000 shells 9.80 per unit 0.84 per unit
V. Tubes for Rockets Rs. P.
(xi) 5000 shells 18.20 per unit 1.68 per unit
(i) Upto 4 cms 0.56 per unit
(xii) 10,000 shells 30.80 per unit 2.10 per unit (ii) Upto 6 cms 0.56 per unit
(xiii) 15,000 shells 33.60 per unit 3.50 per unit (iii) Upto 9 cms 0.70 per unit
(xiv) 20,000 shells 50.40 per unit 3.30 per unit (iv) Upto 10 cms 0.76 per unit272 TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE [Part II—Sec. 2
VI. Cutting and Ring making (Central Act XI of 1948) is hereby published for information
(including dyeing) Rs. P. of persons likely to be affected thereby, as required by clause
(b) of sub-section (1) of Section 5 of the said Act.
(a) Chersa and Gaint 0.42 per ring
2. Notice is hereby given that the Draft Notification will
(b) Deluxe 0.44 per ring
be taken into consideration on or after the expiry of two
months from the date of publication of the Notification in
VII. Tighten the neck of Rs. P.
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette and that any objection or
the tube
suggestion, which may be received from any person with
(a) Small 1.68 per ring respect thereto, before the expiry of the aforesaid period of
two months will be considered by the Government of Tamil
(b) Big 1.82 per ring
Nadu. Objection or suggestion, if any, should be addressed
to the Principal Secretary to Government, Labour and
EXPLANATION.—(1) Dearness Allowance: In addition to the
Employment Department, Secretary, Chennai-600 009 through
minimum rates of wages as fixed above, the employees shall
the Commissioner of Labour, Chennai-600 006.
be paid dearness allowance as indicated below:—
(i) The dearness allowance is linked to the Average
DRAFT NOTIFICATION
Chennai City Consumer Price Index for the year
2000 (i.e. 475 points with base 1982=100) and for In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (b) of
every rise of one point over and above 475 points, sub-section (1) of Section 3 and sub-section (2) of Section
an increase of Rs.3.80 (Rupees three and paise 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (Central Act XI of 1948)
eighty only) shall be paid as dearness allowance and in supersession of the Labour and Employment
per month. Department Notification No.II(2)/LE/1063/2004, published at
pages 585 and 586 of Part II-Section 2 of the Tamil Nadu
(ii) The dearness allowance shall be calculated every
Government Gazette, dated the 1st December 2004, the
year on the 1st April on the basis of the average
Governor of Tamil Nadu hereby revises the minimum rates
of the Consumer Price indices for the preceeding12
of wages payable to the classes of employees in the
(Twelve) months, that is, from January to December.
employment in Sericulture, in the State of Tamil Nadu, specified
in column (1) of the Schedule below, as specified in the
(iii) The first calculation shall thus be effective from the
corresponding entries in column (2) thereof:—
date of publication of this Notification in the
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette based on the
Average Consumer Price Index of the previous
THE SCHEDULE
year.
Employment in Sericulture.
(2) Payment of dearness allowance in respect of piece
rated employees will be subject to eight hours of work in Classes of Employees. Minimum Rates of
a day. Where any piece-rate employee works less than eight Basic Wages.
hours a day, he shall be entitled to payment of proportionate (1) (2)
dearness allowance only.
Rs. P.
(3) To arrive at daily wages, the monthly wages shall be
divided by 26. I. General Categories:
(4) To arrive at the monthly wages, the daily wages shall (1) Manager 3,528.00 per month
be multiplied by 30.
(2) Inspector 3,436.00 per month
(5) Where the nature of work is the same, no distinction
(3) Operator 3,436.00 per month
in the payment of wages shall be made between male and
female employees.
(4) Foreman 3,436.00 per month
(6) Wherever the existing wages are higher than the
(5) Clerk 3,003.00 per month
minimum wages fixed herein, the same shall be continued
to be paid. II. Grainage:
Draft Notification regarding the Revision of minimum (1) Separation of cross
rates of wages for employment in Sericultureunder breeding cocoons
the Act.
(2) Work relating to
[G.O.(2D) No.49, Labour and Employment (JI), separation of sex
25th May 2009, 11, Vaigasi, Thiruvalluvar Aandu-2040.] (3) Pairing 98.00 per day
No.II(2)/LE/400/2009.—The following draft of a Notification, (4) Work relating to eggs laying
which is proposed to issue in exercise of the powers conferred
(5) Depairing
by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 3 and sub-section
(2) of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (6) Chemical treatment of
eggs sheets to keep it hygienicallyAug. 5, 2009] TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 273
III. Chaki Rearing and Reading: (12) Preparation of nursery bed
(1) Disinfection of Cabin. (13) Ridges and Furrow
(2) Chopping, work rearing (14) Water Management
and nourishing with chemicals. 98.00 per day
(15) Weeding
(3) Delicate work of moulding.
(16) Any other job
(4) Putting the worms to the
VIII. Ploughman with cattle and plough101.00 per day.
bamboo trays, harvesting
IV. Other Classes:
EXPLANATIONS:—(1) Dearness allowance.—In addition to
the minimum rates of basic wages fixed above the employees
(1) Silk Reeling (Reeler). shall be paid dearness allowance as indicated below:—
(2) Striffling (i) The dearness allowance is linked to the Average
Chennai City Consumer Price index for the year 2000
(3) Sorting
i.e., 475 points (with base 1982=100) and for every
rise of one point over and above 475 points, an
(4) Preservation 98.00 per day.
increase of 20 paise (Twenty paise only) per day
(5) Cooking shall be paid as dearness allowance.
(6) Reeling (ii) The dearness allowance shall be calculated every
year on the 1st April on the basis of the average
(7) Re-reeling
of the Consumer Price indices for the preceeding 12
(Twelve) months, that is, from January to December.
V. Cocoon Marketing:
(iii) The first calculation shall thus be effective from the
(1) Unloading the baskets containing
date of publication of this Notification in the Tamil
cocoons in the market.
Nadu Government Gazette based on the Average
(2) After the auction, filling it up in Consumer Price Index number for the previous year.
the basket and taking it in the
(2) Where the nature of work is the same, no distinction
weighing bridge. 95.00 per day.
in the payment of wages shall be made in the case of male
(3) Weighing or Loading and and female employees.
unloading.
(3) (i) To arrive at daily wages, the monthly wages shall
(4) Any other similar job. be divided by 26.
VI. Other Classes: (ii) To arrive at monthly wages, the daily wages shall
be multiplied by 30.
(1) Mazdoor or Watchmen or
Gardener (4) Wherever the existing wages are higher than the
minimum wages fixed herein, the same shall be continued
(2) Attender 95.00 per day.
to be paid.
VII. Silk Farm or Mulberry Gardent:
Draft Notification regarding the Revision of minimum rates
(1) Digging of wages for employment in Paper and other incidental
processes connected with hand made Paper Industry
(2) Nursery under the Act.
(3) Harrowing [G.O.(2D) No.50, Labour and Employment (JI),
25th May 2009.]
(4) Plantation
No.II(2)/LE/401/2009.—The following draft of a Notification,
(5) Mounting 95.00 per day.
which is proposed to issue in exercise of the powers conferred
(6) Inter-cultivation by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 3 and sub-section
(2) of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (Central
(7) Weeding. (up-rooting) Act XI of 1948) is hereby published for information of all
persons likely to be affected thereby, as required by clause
(8) Picking of leaves
(b) of sub-section (1) of Section 5 of the said Act.
(9) Admixture of chemicals and
2. Notice is hereby given that the Draft Notification will
fertilisers and chemical treatment
be taken into consideration on or after the expiry of two
(10) Spraying of chemicals and months from the date of publication of the Notification in
fertilisers and chemical treatment Tamil Nadu Government Gazette and that any objection or
suggestion, which may be received from any person with
(11) Prown cutting274 TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE [Part II—Sec. 2
respect thereto, before the expiry of the aforesaid period of EXPLANATIONS:—(1) Dearness allowance: The employees
two months will be considered by the Government of shall be paid dearness allowance in addition to the minimum
Tamil Nadu. Objection or suggestion, if any, should be rates of basic wages fixed above as indicated below:—
addressed to the Principal Secretary to Government, Labour
and Employment Department, Secretariat, Chennai-600 009 (i) Wages fixed therein are linked to the Average
through the Commissioner of Labour, Chennai-600 006. Chennai City Consumer Price index for the year
2000, 475 points (with base 1982=100) and for
DRAFT NOTIFICATION. every rise of one point over and above 475 points,
an increase of Rs.4.55 (Rupees four and paise fifty
In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (b) of
five only) per point per month shall be paid as
sub-section (1) of Section 3 and sub-section (2) of Section
dearness allowance.
5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (Central Act XI of 1948)
and in supersession of the Labour and Employment
(ii) The dearness allowance shall be calculated every
Department Notification No.II(2)LE/903/2004, published at page
year on the 1st April on the basis of the average
500 of Part II—Section 2 of the Tamil Nadu Government
of the indices for the preceeding twelve months,
Gazette, dated the 13th October 2004, the Governor of
Tamil Nadu hereby revises the minimum rates of wages that is, January to December.
payable to the classes of employees in the employment in
(iii)The first calculation shall thus be effective from
Paper and other incidental processes connected with the
the date of publication of this Notification in the
hand made paper industry, in the State of Tamil Nadu,
specified in column (1) of the Schedule below, as specified Tamil Nadu Government Gazette based on the
in the corresponding entries in column (2) thereof:— average Index of the previous year.
THE SCHEDULE (2) Where the nature of work is the same, no distinction
in the payment of wages shall be made as between men
Employment in Paper and Other Incidental Processes and women employees.
connected with hand made paper industry.
(3) To arrive at daily rates of wages, the monthly wages
Classes of Employees. Minimum Rates of
shall be divided by 26.
Basic Wages.
(1) (2)
(4) Wherever the existing wages are higher than the
Rs.P.
minimum wages fixed herein, the same shall be continued
I. Unskilled: to be paid.
1. Sorting
Deletion for the Inclusion of Employment in Chemical and
2. Pressing
Distillery Industry in Part-I of the Schedule under the
3. Beating Act.
4. Calendering 2169.00
Amendment to Notification.
5. Lifting
[G.O.(2D) No.51, Labour and Employment (J1),
6. Cutting
25th May 2009.]
7. Carding
8. Packing No. II(2)/LE/402/2009.—In exercise of the powers conferred
by Section 27 of the MInimum Wages Act, 1948 (Central
II. Semi-Skilled:
Act XI of 1948), the Governor of Tamil Nadu hereby makes
1. Electrician the following amendment to Part-I of the Schedule to the
said Act, the notice of the intention of the Government of
2. Fitter 2301.00
Tamil Nadu to delete the employment in Chemical and
3. Welder Distillery Industry from Part-I of the Schedule to the said Act
having already been published, as required by the said
III. Skilled: section of the said Act.
1. Manager 2566.00
AMENDMENT.
2. Supervisor/Accountant 2434.00
In the said Act, in the Schedule, in Part-I, the expression
IV. Common Categories:
“Employment in Chemical and Distillery Industry” shall be
1. Driver 2301.00 omitted.
2. Office Boy / Watchman 2269.00Aug. 5, 2009] TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 275
Inclusion of Employment in Chemical Industry in Part-I Inclusion of Employment in Distillery Industry in Part-I
of the Schedule under the Act. of the Schedule under the Act.
Amendment to Notification. Amendment to Notification.
[G.O.(2D) No.52, Labour and Employment (J1), [G.O.(2D) No.53, Labour and Employment (J1),
25th May 2009.] 25th May 2009.]
No. II(2)/LE/403/2009.—In exercise of the powers conferred No. II(2)/LE/404/2009.—In exercise of the powers conferred
by Section 27 of the MInimum Wages Act, 1948 (Central by section 27 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (Central
Act XI of 1948), the Governor of Tamil Nadu hereby makes Act XI of 1948), the Governor of Tamil Nadu hereby makes
the following amendment to Part-I of the Schedule to the
the following amendment to Part-I of the Schedule to the
said Act, the notice of the intention of the Government of
said Act, the notice of the intention of the Government of
Tamil Nadu to add the employment in Distillery Industry to
Tamil Nadu to add the employment in Chemical Industry to
Part-I of the Schedule to the said Act having already been
Part-I of the Schedule to the said Act having already been
published, as required by the said section of the said Act.
published, as required by the said section of the said Act.
AMENDMENT.
AMENDMENT.
In the said Act, in the Schedule, in Part-I, after the
In the said Act, in the Schedule, in Part-I, after the expression “90. Employment in Chemical Industry”, the
expression “91. Employment in Distillery Industry” shall be
expression “89, Employment in Domestic Works”, the
added.
expression “90. Employment in Chemical Industry” shall be
added.
T. PRABHAKARA RAO,
Principal Secretary to Government.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY THE DIRECTOR OF STATIONERY AND PRINTING, CHENNAI
ON BEHALF OF THE GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU
            

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