Here, we'll detail each of the key Indian labor laws and provide insight into important topics like minimum wages and employee benefits. The employer in every establishment in public sector is required to notify any vacancy before filling it up, to the prescribed employment exchanges.As per Section 33 of the Minimum Wages Act of 1948, overtime wages are twice the regular rate. Labour law has a lot of safeguards for workers including maximum hours worked, overtime pay, holidays, right to strike etc. India don't have labor law exist to support labor. Indian labor law requires mandatory paid annual leave for employees. For employees who work more than 240 days in a year, the law requires 12 paid leave days. ​India will soon start enforcing a range of new labor codes, and companies are taking steps to prepare for them. For ensuring workers' right to minimum wages, the Central Government has amalgamated 4 laws in the Wage Code, 9 laws in the Social Security. While written contracts are not mandatory under federal labor law in India, states like Delhi and Karnataka have laws requiring them for employees.