UPSC EPFO 2025: Minimum Wages Act 1948 | Lec 1 | Labour Laws | Industrial Relations | by Prakash Sir
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UPSC EPFO 2025: Minimum Wages Act 1948 | Lec 1 | Labour Laws | Industrial Relations | by Prakash Sir
Download lecture PDF; https://www.mediafire.com/file/ly1ea3jcqij4ivp/UPSC+EPFO+Exam+-+Lecture+1+-+IR+&+LL[1].pdf/file UPSC EPFO 2025: Minimum Wages Act 1948 | Lec 1 | Labour Laws | Industrial Relations | by Prakash Sir | Nirnay IAS In this lecture, Prakash Sir explains the Minimum Wages Act 1948 in detail, covering all important provisions ...
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