Do you want WFH permanently... then No More salary...!

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Work From home has become the norm in all industry organizations as employees have been working from home for almost 2 years after the corona infection.

Not only this but the companies are also announcing a new hybrid model and permanent WFH scheme which will bring about a significant change in the pay of the labour sector employees.

Permanent WFH
The Ministry of Labor is soon to give permission to companies to change the salary structure of any employee who wants to work permanently from home.
HRA of employeesWith the new permit, companies will be able to reduce their employees' HRAs, ie housing rent, while increasing the number of construction materials. This is likely to make a huge difference in the salaries of both employees.

Ministry of Labor
It has also been reported that the Ministry of Labor will soon issue an order containing new service conditions, with the new order likely to change the pay structure based on the costs for workers to work from home.
Staff benefitThis includes electricity, Wi-Fi and other infra costs. Thus employees should not have to incur additional costs for the company, although companies are empowered to modify the pay structure so that those costs are borne by the company itself.

Cost of Living problem
 Similarly, if an employee shifts his or her home to 2nd or 3rd-grade cities because he or she is permanently working from home, the cost of living will be greatly reduced, and that change must also occur in the payroll, an important task of the Ministry of Labor.
New changes The Ministry of Labor is expected to review all the pros and cons and announce the new changes soon to suit the employees and the company.
Income taxIf workers work full time from home, HRA, professional tax, labour welfare fund, internet, electricity are to be changed in many ways. The key question now is how the federal government will compensate employees for having to pay higher income taxes if the HRA is reduced.

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