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Working hours

Daily / weekly caps, state-wise.

Arunachal Pradesh's own rules · researched

Central notifications are shown in their own panel. Everything below is Arunachal Pradesh-specific, researched and not yet checked against an official source — including the overtime cap, which is not yet added.

Not yet verified against an official source

Arunachal Pradesh

Daily limit
9 hoursWith a break of 1 hour. These provisions carry no date and are unaffected by the age of the rates.Schedule-IV, clause 1 to the 2016 notification
What counts as a full day
More than 5 hoursA worker engaged for more than five hours but less than nine is deemed to have worked a full day — so a short day is not paid short.Schedule-IV, clause 1
Weekly day of rest
One paid day, ordinarily SundayOn working the six days preceding it, with listed absences deemed to be presence.Schedule-IV, clause 2
Weekly limit
Not yet addedThe notification fixes a daily limit and a weekly rest day, but no weekly hours limit.

OSH Code, 2020

Daily limit
8 hoursOccupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions Code, 2020
Weekly limit
48 hoursOccupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions Code, 2020
Rest interval
30 minutes after 5 hours of continuous workOccupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions Code, 2020 s.25(1)(b)
Spread-over
Not yet addedSet by rules
Overtime cap
Not yet addedSet by rules

Plain-language desk, not legal advice. Confirm the Gazette and the current state circular before you file.

Not yet verified against a published gazette

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