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Experts from Information Technology sector in Kerala call for furthering the gains and plugging the gaps
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Experts from Information Technology sector in Kerala call for furthering the gains and plugging the gaps
The past five years have been a mixed bag for the IT industry in the State. With another Assembly election on the horizon, the front forming the next government is expected to focus on attracting more investment, address space availability and take steps, including control on rent increases, to make the situation more viable for existing companies.
Speaking to
The Hindu, Sunil Jose, Chairman of the Group of Technology Companies (G-Tech), says that the IT industry currently comes under the Shops and Commercial Establishments Act, which is restrictive. He said the government has been largely supportive to the sector, but the issue of rents needs to be addressed as the 5% annual increase makes it unviable for many smal
Complaint about children being made to work in a food joint in Pothencode All shops and commercial establishments in the State should be registered under the Kerala Shops and Commercial Establishments Act, 1960, to ensure that no children work in them, the Kerala State Commission for Protection of Child Rights has said.
The commission of member K. Nazeer said that only if an establishment was registered would the precise details of those working there be available. Employees who are not registered should not work there. In case of violations, legal action, including prosecution, should be resorted to. The Labour Secretary and the Labour Commissioner should issue orders to this effect, the commission said. The commission was acting on a complaint about children being made to work in a food joint in Pothencode.