Minimum Wages in Odisha

Explore Odisha Minimum Wage Rates for 2024

The Government of Odisha has revised the minimum wages for odisha workers. The Odisha government activated the minimum wages last year on october 4, 2023. It is distributed between unskilled, skilled, and high-skilled employees. And the minimum increase amount on variable dearness allowance(VDA)is Rs 7.00 per day for un-skilled, skilled, semi-skilled and high-skilled in all 89 scheduled employement.

Minimum Wages for Odisha in 2024

Class of Employment Total Per Day
Unskilled 352
Semi-skilled 392
Skilled/Clerical 442
Highly Skilled 502

What does the new order of Odisha Minimum Wages include?

If you are an employers, and thinking of establishment a wage structure for the company workers, Lets go through the list and and tailor the compensation plans for the workers of all categories.

Component Formula Description
Basic+ DA Basic + Dearness Allowance is CTC *50% or Minimum Wages *12 The sum of Basic and Dearness allowance is 50% of cost to company or The sum of Basic and Dearness Allowance is 12 times of Minimum Wages
HRA HRA is the 50% of Basic Salary House rent Allowance is 50 % of Basic Salary
LTA Basic*5 % Gross Salary is 5% of Basic Salary
Gross Salary Gross Salary Sum of Basic + DA + HRA + LTA + SP Gross Salary is the sum of Basic, DA, HRA, LTA, SP
Special Allowances Gross Salary – Allowance Special Allowance is substraction of a Allowance from Gross Salary
Monthly Bonus 8.35% of Basic Monthly Bonus is 8.35% of Basic Salary
PF(Employee) 12% of Baisic Provident Fund (Employee) is 12% of Basic Salary
PF(Employer) 12% of Baisc Salary Provident Fund (Employer) is 12% of Basic Salary
ESI (Employee) 0.75% of Gross Salary Employees’ State Insurance (Employee) is 0.75% of Gross Salary
ESI (Employer) 3.25% of Gross Salary Employees’ State Insurance (Employer) is 3.25% of Gross Salary

In conclusion, as per the Indian Constitution, Minimum Wages ensure a sustainable lifestyle for workers. The Minimum wages in Odisha are distributed within numerous classes and categories. The rate has been effective from 4th October 2023. The motto of revising the Minimum Wages is to support the base level of employment and ensure viable continuous improvement from unskilled to skilled, high-skilled workers.

 
 

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