New Labour Codes
The four Codes rewrite twenty-nine central labour statutes into one framework — and the wage definition changes what every downstream number means.
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Every engagement is scoped against the statutes, HR obligations and industrial-relations exposure that actually apply to your establishment — nothing generic, nothing missed.
The four Codes rewrite twenty-nine central labour statutes into one framework — and the wage definition changes what every downstream number means.
Learn MoreProvident fund and ESI handled as one monthly discipline — filings that tie back to your payroll register, not a separate exercise.
Learn MoreA 7A summons or a C-18 notice is a deadline to answer, not a verdict already reached. We build the record and appear before the authority.
Learn MorePayroll built to survive an audit on the first pass — statutory deductions computed correctly, registers current, every payslip defensible.
Learn MoreEvery office, branch and store answers to its own state's Shops & Establishments Act — and no two states run the same clock.
Learn MoreFrom plan approval to the annual return, we carry the factory inspectorate relationship so your plant team stays focused on production.
Learn MoreFor principal employers and contractors alike — registrations, licences and the register trail that proves the engagement is lawful.
Learn MoreConstruction projects sit under their own registration and cess regime — we manage it for developers, EPC contractors and project owners.
Learn MoreThe registrations every growing establishment eventually needs — obtained without your team standing in a single queue for any of them.
Learn MoreEvery commercial premises needs the local body's permission to trade from that address — renewed on the local body's own clock.
Learn MoreCanteens, cafeterias, hotels and any establishment handling food need an FSSAI registration or licence sized correctly to turnover.
Learn MoreRunning women employees on night shifts, or operating beyond permitted hours, needs a written exemption before it starts, not after.
Learn MoreManufacturing units answer to the State Pollution Control Board twice — Consent to Establish, then Consent to Operate.
Learn MoreA statute-by-statute examination of your establishment that produces a gap report your management can actually act on.
Learn MoreBeyond the poster on the wall — a functioning Internal Committee, trained employees, and the annual report filed on time.
Learn MoreSmall contributions, strict deadlines, and a different rule in nearly every state that levies the fund.
Learn MoreThe registers an inspector asks for first — maintained continuously in the prescribed or combined formats.
Learn MoreWhen the department calls, you should not be the one searching for documents, or for a lawyer.
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