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Make Compliance Easier Under New Labour Codes: CS
Kashmir Observer
|December 3, 2025 Issue
Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo on Tuesday reviewed the implementation of the four new Labour Codes in Jammu and Kashmir, calling the reforms a major step toward simplifying compliance and strengthening worker welfare across the Union Territory.
Chairing a high-level meeting attended by the Secretaries of Labour and Employment, IT and Law, along with the Labour Commissioner and senior officers, the Chief Secretary said the consolidation of dozens of old labour laws into four streamlined codes marks a significant milestone for ease of doing business while reinforcing protections for workers.
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