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Says Rs 3,000 Increase In Salaries Of 5L Workers Could Cost Industry Rs 150cr Per Month

Lakhs of industrial workers in Noida live on shoestring budgets stretched to breaking point by rising living costs. Forget aspiration, it means making compromises on living with dignity, health & hygiene, and children’s education

Low wages, rising rents and soaring fuel costs are pushing workers to the edge. Behind the city’s export success lies a workforce with no margin for rest, illness or error.

Noida administration has introduced new safeguards for factory workers following protests over low minimum wages. These include a compulsory weekly off, double pay for overtime and holidays, timely bonus and salary disbursal, medical cover, and a harassment complaints system. These measures aim to address worker grievances and ease tensions in the industrial belt.

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According to Noida Entrepreneurs' Association (NEA), aggregate dues of city industries pending with the power corporation run into several hundred crores.

The Noida Entrepreneurs' Association (NEA) on Monday presented a 12-point demand list to Authority chairman Rama Raman, asking for new industrial sectors.

UP chief secretary Alok Ranjan heard the demands and suggestions of the noida entrepreneurs association (NEA) here on Friday.

The Noida Entrepreneurs' Association (NEA) has demanded a shuttle system for the six lakh industrial workers who have to walk the distance between industrial units in Phase-ll of Noida Special Economic Zone.

Entrepreneurs on Wednesday were up in arms against the industries department alleging that it has extended the scope of the National Green Tribunal order of April 11 beyond ‘polluting industries’.

In what could prove to be a major boost to industrial development in the satellite township, the Noida Authority has paved the way for transfer of

The best known industrial address of Uttar Pradesh seems to be in need of a desperate makeover. Ironically, the first few sectors that Noida developed and which acted as the foundation of the city, are today the most neglected.

Given the slowdown in the manufacturing sector, several industries in Greater Noida which have not been able to pay lease rents against their plots for the past few months have demanded a waiver of interest amounts.

The noida entrepreneurs association has demanded from the UP government to increase 'permissible' categories of industries to be set up in the city as not a single addition has been made to the list in the past 20 years.

The industrial body of Greater Noida has claimed that it had smelt some violence brewing and met the SSP Shalabh Mathur on Tuesday so that industrial areas could get additional security, but no heed was paid to their requests.

A day after the Noida Authority board approved a policy permitting guesthouses in residential sectors, industrialists on Thursday demanded that UP government turn down the proposal.

After the National Green Tribunal’s order directing that no new industries be set up or expanded in Noida without its approval, the Noida Entrepreneurs’ Association (NEA) has written to it to re-consider its decision.

Complaining of heavy power cuts ranging between three to five hours each day over last one week, Noida’s entrepreneurs claimed, they have lost 50% of their manufacturing capacity over a week due to random load shedding.