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AMCHAM submitted suggestions to the Government of Tamil Nadu on the Draft OSH and Working Conditions (Tamil Nadu) Rules, 2022. The recommendations cover clear definition of designated and licensing authorities with alignment to the central rules, dual eligibility criteria for free annual health examinations, flexibility in working hours through a self-assessment route including 4/5/6-day work […]

AMCHAM submitted suggestions to the Department of Labour, Government of Karnataka, on the Draft Code on Social Security (Karnataka) Rules, 2026, which cover definitions and publication of details of the Competent and Appellate Authorities, employer consultation before board nominations, workable timelines for verification of nominations, alignment of funeral expenses with the Central Rules, flexibility in

AMCHAM submitted suggestions to the Department of Labour, Government of Karnataka, on the Draft OSH and Working Conditions (Karnataka) Rules, 2026. The recommendations cover definition and publication of designated, licensing and competent authorities, transparent criteria for approvals, registration and licensing, review of overlapping registration and medical examination requirements, a simpler process for constituting Safety Committees,

AMCHAM submitted suggestions to the Department of Labour, Government of Karnataka, on the Draft Industrial Relations (Karnataka) Rules, 2026. The recommendations cover alignment of state timelines with the central framework, recognition of existing internal mechanisms in place of duplicate committees, review of negotiating union recognition thresholds and tenure, refinement of the scope of negotiable matters,

AMCHAM submitted suggestions to the Department of Labour, Government of Karnataka on the Draft Code on Wages (Karnataka) Rules, 2026. The recommendations cover publication of authority details and jurisdiction, harmonization with the Draft Central Wage Rules, definitional clarity on shifts and skill categorization, employer and sector representation on advisory bodies, treatment of deductions and advances

On December 10th, AMCHAM’s Electronics Manufacturing Committee sent a representation to Mr. Sunil Barthwal, Secretary, Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, regarding urgent concerns about the Import Management System (IMS) implementation beyond December 31st, 2024. With pending Standard Operating Procedures and unclear import quotas, U.S. companies face potential supply chain disruptions and customs delays. The representation highlights critical issues including 2-3 weeks lead time requirements, export license concerns, and the need for specialized server exceptions. AMCHAM requested immediate dialogue to prevent inventory management disruptions and revenue impacts.

AMCHAM sent a representation to the Ministry of Labor and Employment, Government of India urging the government to have a stakeholder consultation of rideshare and e-commerce platforms on social security framework for gig and platform workers. This is crucial in view of the significant contributions of these sectors to the gig economy, in order to ensure that the rollout of the Code on Social Security (CoSS) and its effective implementation is comprehensive and inclusive of the varied challenges and opportunities across the gig ecosystem.

AMCHAM sent a representation to the Ministry of Labor and Employment, Government of India urging the government to have a stakeholder consultation of rideshare and e-commerce platforms on social security framework for gig and platform workers. This is crucial in view of the significant contributions of these sectors to the gig economy, in order to ensure that the rollout of the Code on Social Security (CoSS) and its effective implementation is comprehensive and inclusive of the varied challenges and opportunities across the gig ecosystem.