New startups, IT companies given 2 years exemption from new reservation law: Haryana Deputy CM
The Hindu
Short-term works, extending up to 45 days, will also be exempted from the Act, he said
Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala on January 18 said new startups and new IT/ITES companies will be given an exemption for two years under the State's new law that provides 75% reservation for local candidates in private sector.
Short-term works, extending up to 45 days, will also be exempted from the Act, he said.
The Haryana State Employment of Local Candidates Act, 2020, that came into effect on January 15, applies to jobs offering a maximum gross monthly salary or wages of ₹30,000.

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