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374/36-2-2026-2041256

Uttar Pradesh interim wage rates from 01.04.2026 — order No. 374/36-2-2026-2041256 of 17.04.2026 under the U.P. Industrial Disputes Act, 1947

Notification number
374/36-2-2026-2041256
Issued for
Uttar Pradesh
Date
17 April 2026
Topic
Minimum wages

What it says

An order of the Uttar Pradesh Shasan directing, as an interim relief after labour unrest in Noida and Greater Noida, that wages be paid at new rates in employments where minimum wages are otherwise fixed under the Minimum Wages Act, 1948. It classifies the State in three categories and sets monthly basic and variable dearness allowance for unskilled, semi-skilled and skilled work: totals of ₹13,690, ₹15,059 and ₹16,868 in Gautam Buddha Nagar and Ghaziabad; ₹13,006, ₹14,306 and ₹16,025 in districts with a Nagar Nigam; and ₹12,356, ₹13,590 and ₹15,224 elsewhere. It supersedes the Labour Commissi

What was taken from it

The figures and statements this desk reads off this document, as extracted. Each one is shown on the topic page it belongs to: Minimum wages · Uttar Pradesh.

Categories
Category-I is Gautam Buddha Nagar and Ghaziabad districts; Category-II is all districts having a Nagar Nigam other than those two; Category-III is all remaining districts.
Instrument
An interim direction under section 3(b) of the United Provinces Industrial Disputes Act, 1947, read with section 21 of the Uttar Pradesh General Clauses Act, 1904, that minimum wages be paid at these rates as an interim relief, in those employments where minimum wages are otherwise fixed under the Minimum Wages Act, 1948. It is not a fixation of minimum rates under that Act.
No Daily Rate
The order publishes monthly rates only and states no rule for working out a daily rate.
Semi.Basic.Month · 1
14173
Semi.Basic.Month
14173
Semi.Basic.Month · 3
12791
Semi.Basic.Month
13464
Semi.Basic.Month · 2
13464
Semi.Basic.Month
12791
Semi.Month
14306
Semi.Month
15059
Semi.Month · 3
13590
Semi.Month · 1
15059
Semi.Month
13590
Semi.Month · 2
14306
Semi.VDA.Month · 2
842
Semi.VDA.Month · 3
799
Semi.VDA.Month
842
Semi.VDA.Month
886
Semi.VDA.Month · 1
886
Semi.VDA.Month
799
Skilled.Basic.Month
15876
Skilled.Basic.Month · 3
14328
Skilled.Basic.Month · 1
15876
Skilled.Basic.Month
14328
Skilled.Basic.Month
15082
Skilled.Basic.Month · 2
15082
Skilled.Month
15224
Skilled.Month
16868
Skilled.Month
16025
Skilled.Month · 1
16868
Skilled.Month · 2
16025
Skilled.Month · 3
15224
Skilled.VDA.Month · 3
896
Skilled.VDA.Month
992
Skilled.VDA.Month
943
Skilled.VDA.Month
896
Skilled.VDA.Month · 2
943
Skilled.VDA.Month · 1
992
Statutory Rates Stale
The order records that the minimum rates for the State's 74 scheduled employments were determined on the All India Consumer Price Index average of 216 points for July to December 2012; that revisions were due from 1 April 2019 on an average of 301 points and from 1 April 2024 on 400 points; that “such revisions could not be carried out in the years 2019 and 2024”; and that a revision was due from 1 April 2026 on an average of 425 points.
Supersedes
Order No. 1477-84 (M.W.)/15 of 25.03.2026 of the Labour Commissioner, except in respect of employment in brick kilns, where wages are fixed on a piece-rate basis.
Unskilled.Basic.Month
11629
Unskilled.Basic.Month · 1
12885
Unskilled.Basic.Month · 2
12241
Unskilled.Basic.Month
12241
Unskilled.Basic.Month
12885
Unskilled.Basic.Month · 3
11629
Unskilled.Month · 3
12356
Unskilled.Month · 2
13006
Unskilled.Month
13690
Unskilled.Month
12356
Unskilled.Month
13006
Unskilled.Month · 1
13690
Unskilled.VDA.Month · 3
727
Unskilled.VDA.Month
727
Unskilled.VDA.Month
805
Unskilled.VDA.Month · 1
805
Unskilled.VDA.Month
765
Unskilled.VDA.Month · 2
765
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