Noida, April 15 (NationPress) District Magistrate Medha Roopam of Gautam Buddha Nagar led a meeting with outsourcing agencies and contractors tied to various industrial sectors. During this gathering, it was decided that stringent measures, including blacklisting and revoking licenses, would be enforced against those agencies whose personnel exhibit any form of disorderly conduct.

The meeting aimed to ensure complete adherence to government protocols throughout the district and to uphold industrial tranquility amidst ongoing labor disputes.

Roopam addressed the attendees by underscoring the vital role of outsourcing agencies and contractors in the operational framework of industries, which in turn fosters job creation, as stated in an official release.

She reiterated that these agencies bear the responsibility of maintaining discipline and order among their workforce.

The District Magistrate instructed all contractors to guarantee full compliance with government regulations and cautioned that any misconduct from workers would be the responsibility of the associated agency.

"In such situations, severe actions, including blacklisting and license revocation, could be taken against the involved agency," she warned.

In reference to the minimum wage rates established by the state government, she noted that unskilled laborers are entitled to ₹13,690 monthly, semi-skilled workers should receive ₹15,059, while skilled workers should earn ₹16,868.

She urged contractors to ensure that these wages are fully adhered to and deposited directly into the workers' bank accounts. The District Magistrate made it clear that any breach of wage regulations or exploitation of workers would lead to stringent measures, according to the statement.

Highlighting the interconnectedness of industries, employers, and laborers, she remarked that the smooth operation of industrial establishments is crucial for protecting jobs, while stable employment conditions are essential for securing workers' futures.

She pointed out that any disruption in industrial operations negatively impacts all stakeholders and the overall growth of the region.

The District Magistrate also called on stakeholders to remain vigilant against rumors and misinformation, advocating for cooperation and mutual trust to sustain industrial harmony.

She assured attendees that the state government is dedicated to safeguarding the interests of both workers and employers, and that the administration will swiftly address any grievances.

The meeting was attended by Additional District Magistrate (Finance and Revenue) Atul Kumar, Deputy Director (Factories) Brajesh, officials from relevant departments, and representatives from various contracting agencies operating within industrial units.