Bengaluru: The State Government Thursday ensured the High Court which will modify the guidelines and procedures to ensure all domestic workers receive RS 2,000 Covid-19 Reliefs announced by the state.
The government says those who provide aadhaar details, certificates signed by their employers and their bank account description will benefit.
G Kalpana, Head of the Main Secretary and the Secretary of the Labor Chief, which emerged before the division bench led by Chief Judge Abhay Shreeniwas Oka, also said that strict action would begin against all who spread the accusation of “wrong” given by the cost / commission service (starting from the hospital 150 to 200) from beneficiaries.
The authority of the state of Karnataka State Law (KSLSA) has cited allegations of services / commissions in a report to court.
The next hearing has been registered for Monday to allow the government to place in records that are modified by the guidelines and an action taken by the report.
Previously, the bench asked the state government of why he was looking for ratification of the officer officer.
The bench wants to know how a Tahsildar, or the BBMP income officer can ratify that the person works as a domestic worker and why the certificate from the employer is not enough.
The labor secretary explains this rule is a certificate from the employer or ratification of an officer exchanged.
Regarding the Klsla report, he told the court that this problem was immediately taken with the department concerned because the service provider did not come under the Labor Department.
He said the service provider has the right to collect only Rs 25 per contract.
The rights of domestic workers, the applicant, has claimed that the order of 28 May 2021 issued by the government made registration in the Seva Sindhu portal mandatory to benefit RS 2,000 and such insistence in reality did not have a large number of members.
Receive the amount of compensation, even though they are entitled to the state of the state government package.
Help to help domestic: Karnataka Govt promises to modify the guidelines
