Posted by Admin on November, 26, 2025
By Career Choice Solution
Director: Mr. Abhishek P. | +91 9768991515
www.careerchoicesolution.com
| abhishek.p@careerchoicesolution.com
Introduction
In India’s fast-growing employment market, labour law compliance is not just a legal requirement—it is an essential responsibility for recruiters, staffing agencies, and HR professionals. Whether hiring for startups, SMEs, or large enterprises, every recruiter must understand the legal framework that governs employee rights, workplace safety, wages, and statutory benefits. At Career Choice Solution, we believe compliance builds trust, protects businesses, and ensures ethical hiring practices.
This blog highlights the key labour laws every recruiter should know while hiring employees across IT, Non-IT, industrial, and service sectors.
1. Shops & Establishments Act
This law applies to all offices, companies, and commercial establishments.
Recruiters must ensure clients comply with:
For staffing agencies, maintaining a valid S&E registration is mandatory.
2. Minimum Wages Act, 1948
Recruiters must ensure that candidates are placed at wages not below government-prescribed minimum wages for their region and sector.
Minimum wages vary based on:
3. Payment of Wages Act, 1936
This law ensures employees receive timely salary, without unlawful deductions.
Recruiters must guide employers regarding:
4. Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF)
Under EPF Act, companies with 20+ employees must provide:
Recruiters hiring for contract staffing roles must confirm PF compliance from clients.
5. Employees’ State Insurance (ESI)
Applicable for organizations with 10 or more employees, ESI ensures:
Recruiters should check ESI eligibility for employees below the prescribed salary threshold.
6. Payment of Bonus Act, 1965
Companies must pay annual bonus to employees earning below a specified salary limit.
Recruiters must ensure the CTC structure shared with candidates is compliant and transparent.
7. Contract Labour (Regulation & Abolition) Act
For recruitment agencies offering staffing/outsourcing services:
8. Maternity Benefit Act
Recruiters hiring female employees must be aware that eligible women receive:
This law supports women workforce inclusion and employer responsibility.
9. Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (POSH Act)
Every organization must establish an Internal Complaints Committee (ICC).
Recruiters must inform employers about their POSH obligations to ensure safe working environments.
Why Recruiters Must Stay Updated on Labour Laws
At Career Choice Solution, we integrate compliance checks into our recruitment process to ensure smooth, lawful, and transparent hiring.
Conclusion
Labour law compliance is a crucial pillar of responsible recruitment. Understanding these regulations helps recruiters hire ethically, avoid legal complications, and build a stable workforce for clients. As a trusted recruitment agency, Career Choice Solution ensures every hiring process aligns with India’s statutory norms and industry best practices.
For reliable staffing and compliance-focused hiring, connect with us today.
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