How to maintain Labour Law Registers

Trusted Approach for maintaining Labour Law Registers

Ensuring proper maintenance of labour law registers is essential for compliance and audit readiness. At Amit Sharma & Associates, we offer end-to-end support in maintaining statutory registers as per various labour laws. From attendance and wage registers to bonus, leave, and muster rolls, we ensure all records are accurate, up-to-date, and in the prescribed format. Our services help organizations avoid penalties, improve transparency, and stay prepared for inspections.

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How Labour Law Works

Labour laws in India regulate employment conditions, wages, benefits, and worker rights to ensure fair and safe working environments. At Amit Sharma & Associates, we help businesses navigate and comply with various labour laws such as the Shops and Establishments Act, Factories Act, and Contract Labour Regulation. Our services include maintaining statutory registers, preparing compliance documentation, filing returns, and ensuring timely adherence to state and central labour notifications.

With increasing regulatory oversight, organizations must remain proactive in meeting labour law obligations. Our expert team ensures you stay compliant through timely assessments, accurate record-keeping, and full support during audits or inspections.

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Labour Law Compliance Services That Are Accurate, Legal, and Efficient

Register of Attendance (Form 16/ Form 26)

Maintains a detailed daily log of employee attendance, including check-in and check-out times, total working hours, late arrivals, and absences.

Register of Wages (Form 17/ Form B)

Maintains daily records of employee attendance, including check-in/check-out times, shift hours, and absences.

Register of Overtime (Form 10/ Form IV)

Maintains daily records of employee attendance, including arrival and departure times, total working hours, and days present or absent.

Register of Fines (Form 21)

Maintains detailed records of fines imposed on employees, including the amount, date, employee details, and specific reasons for the penalty.

Register of Advances (Form 22)

Maintains comprehensive records of all fines imposed on employees, including the reasons for each fine, dates, and relevant details.

Register of Employment (Form 13/ Form A)

Maintains a detailed register listing the names and essential information of all employed persons, including their roles and employment dates, to ensure proper documentation and easy reference.

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