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Standing UP for retail workers, seating made mandatory
The Free Press Journal - Mumbai
|November 17, 2025
Ina major labour reform aimed at improving working conditions in Uttar Pradesh’ retail sector, the state Labour Department has made it compulsory for shops and showrooms to provide seating and brief rest breaks for employees who are otherwise required to stand for long hours. The move
comes after growing concerns about health problems faced by workers, particularly women, in malls and high-volume retail outlets.
The Uttar Pradesh Labour Department has issued new directives, requiring all retail stores and commercial establishments to provide seating arrangements such as chairs, stools or benches for their employees. Officials said the
decision was prompted by longstanding complaints that workers in sales and retail outlets are often forced to stand throughout their shifts, leading to a range of health issues.
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