Employer-Employee’s Guide to New Labour Laws 2026 | Taxmann
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Navigate India’s transformed workplace landscape with Taxmann’s Employer-Employee’s Guide to New Labour Laws (1st Edition, 2026). This focused, practical handbook decodes the four new Labour Codes that came into force on 21st November 2025, updated till 15th June 2026.
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✔ Change-Focused Analysis: Point-by-point comparisons detailing exactly what has changed from the repealed Acts to the new Codes.
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✔ The 50% Wage Rule: Features concrete, rupee-by-rupee worked illustrations on how to restructure payrolls under the new unified definition of “wages.”
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✔ All 4 Codes in One Volume: Covers Wages, Industrial Relations, Social Security, and Occupational Safety (OSHWC).
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Taxmann’s Employer-Employee’s Guide to New Labour Laws 2026 – Edition 2026.
Taxmann’s Employer-Employee’s Guide to New Labour Laws (1st Edition 2026) is the definitive transition-stage handbook for understanding how India’s four new Labour Codes transform the workplace. Consolidating and replacing more than two dozen erstwhile central enactments (including the PF Act, ESI Act, Factories Act, and Payment of Bonus Act), this guide does not simply reprint the statutes. Instead, its organizing principle answers a single, high-value question: What has actually changed?
Key Compliance & Practical Features
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Change-Focused Digest: Topic by topic, the book isolates each new definition, revised threshold, and fresh compliance obligation, contrasting it directly with the corresponding provision in the repealed Act.
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Dual Employer–Employee Lens: Obligations and entitlements are presented fairly from both sides of the workplace relationship.
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Latest Government Clarifications: Fully updated to reflect the official FAQs on Labour Codes dated 30-12-2025 and the Additional FAQs dated 16-03-2026.
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Granular Paragraph Design: Features a comparative, numbered-paragraph design that flags one discrete change per point for rapid look-ups.
Spotlight: The Unified ‘Wages’ Definition & The 50% Rule
The book’s standout practical contribution is Chapter 23, which addresses the change with the widest payroll impact. A single statutory definition of ‘wages’ now governs bonuses, gratuities, and employer PF/ESI contributions across all four Codes.
How it works: Under the new rule, if total excluded allowances exceed 50% of an employee’s total remuneration, that excess must be added back into the “wages” calculation. The book provides plain-figure, worked illustrations to help HR teams restructure compensation packages flawlessly.
Comprehensive Coverage Across 23 Chapters
The guide spans across wages, social security, workplace safety, and industrial relations, organized alphabetically for easy reference:
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Wages & Monetary Benefits: Bonus thresholds, uniform accounting years, and Equal Remuneration.
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Social Security & Welfare: EPF, ESI, Maternity Benefit, and Unorganised Workers’ Social Security (now expressly extended to gig and platform workers).
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Industrial Relations: The new framework for fixed-term employment (including pro-rata gratuity eligibility), Standing Orders, and Trade Unions.
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Occupational Safety (OSHWC): Duties of employers/employees regarding workplace safety in factories and mines.
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Special Protections: Inter-State Migrant Workers and women’s employment (including new provisions for night shifts with safety conditions).
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Contract Labour: Highlights the raised applicability threshold from 20 to 50 workers and new electronic licensing requirements.
Who Should Buy This Guide?
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Employers, Business Owners & Management: To understand and discharge new compliance duties (registrations, notices, licenses).
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HR, Personnel & Payroll Teams: To re-engineer salary structures and benefit calculations.
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Practitioners (Lawyers, CAs, CSs): Needing a fast, reliable, change-oriented reference desk-book.
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Trade Unions & Employee Representatives: Seeking clarity on revised rights, eligibility, and protections.
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