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The Ministry of Labour and Employment (MoLE) has been mulling over revising the service fees of manpower agencies for effective implementation of ‘free visa, free ticket’ provision and has told manpower firms that the government will strictly monitor the firms and take action as per the law if any are found to be violating the rules.
Along with the government’s move, the dispute between the MoLE and manpower agencies may finally be drawing to an end, with the latter agreeing to effectively implement the ‘free visa, free ticket’ provision. During discussions held today, however, the manpower agencies have demanded moderate hike in service fees from the existing Rs 10,000 to implement the provision, which was introduced by the earlier government.
The talks between the manpower firms and the MoLE today were held in the presence of Minister for Labour and Employment Deepak Bohara. In the meeting, Minister Bohara asked the manpower firms to implement the ‘free visa, free ticket’ provision effectively without cheating the outbound workers.
Along with the government’s move, the dispute between the MoLE and manpower agencies may finally be drawing to an end, with the latter agreeing to effectively implement the ‘free visa, free ticket’ provision. During discussions held today, however, the manpower agencies have demanded moderate hike in service fees from the existing Rs 10,000 to implement the provision, which was introduced by the earlier government.
The talks between the manpower firms and the MoLE today were held in the presence of Minister for Labour and Employment Deepak Bohara. In the meeting, Minister Bohara asked the manpower firms to implement the ‘free visa, free ticket’ provision effectively without cheating the outbound workers.
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