Temporary Daily Worker

The term "temporary daily worker" has precarious connotation. If the employer appoints the worker without signing an employment contract or intention of offering permanent employment later, that worker is typically referred to as temporary daily worker. It has nothing to do with the training or probation periods by which the employer initiates employment process with the written or oral agreement, or at leas mutual understanding, for permanent employment later.

So, the provision according to which the employer can pay minimum 50% of minimum wage rate during 3 months of training  period and minimum 75% of minimum wage rate during 3 months of probation period can not be applied in the case of temporary daily worker.
---> Section - 43(L) of The Minimum Wage Rules

If the worker has completed prescribed weekly working hours (44 hours per week), he/she is entitled to at least one weekly rest day with relevant wages or basic wages.
---> Section - 3 of The Leave and Holiday Rules

Working hours exceeding 8 hours per day and/or 44 hours per week is classified as overtime. An Overtime premium rate must be paid for all overtime hours worked.
---> Section - 59 of The Factory Act, 1951
---> Section - 62 of The Factory Act, 1951
---> Section - 73(1) of The Factory Act, 1951

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