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Home >Articles & Publications>Article>Labour laws dead? The new codes say long live reform

Labour laws dead? The new codes say long live reform

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  • Raj Ramachandran
  • December 3, 2025

Labour laws have always been a compliance maze for employers. The Indian Constitution places employment and labour matters in the concurrent list. Which means, both the Centre and the States have rule-making power over the subject matter.

The article was authored by Raj Ramachandran, Partner, was published in Financial Express (Print).

Click here to read the full article.

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Raj Ramachandran Partner

Raj specializes in Corporate Commercial, Banking & Finance and Cross Border Investments & Acquisitions.

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