The Gujarat government has stated that enacting a law mandating 85% local hiring in industries will violate the Constitution. The Minister of Labour and Employment in Gujarat expressed concerns that such a move could go against the freedom of trade and profession guaranteed by the Constitution. The proposal for the law was put forward by the Gujarat Federation of Trade Unions, aiming to prioritize local employment in industries. However, the government is hesitant about implementing this rule due to its potential conflict with constitutional rights. The Minister emphasized the need for a balanced approach that considers both the interests of local workers and the constitutional provisions. This development comes amidst ongoing debates about employment opportunities for local residents in various states across India. Stay updated on this issue as it unfolds in Gujarat and potentially sets a precedent for labor laws in other states.
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Gujarat Minister: Enforcing 85% Local Hiring Law Would Breach Constitution, Raises Concerns
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