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IT firms propose extension of working hours to 14 Hours, sparking employee backlash

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IT firms in Karnataka have proposed a significant increase in working hours for employees, suggesting an extension to 14 hours per day. Sources indicate that these proposals have been submitted to the state government. The move has faced strong opposition from IT employees, who express concerns about potential health issues and fears of layoffs.

The Karnataka government is considering amending the Karnataka Shops and Commercial Establishments Act, 1961, which currently allows for a maximum of 12 hours of work per day, including 10 hours of regular work and 2 hours of overtime. IT firms are advocating for the proposed increase to accommodate the demands of the IT/ITES/BPO sector.

The state government has reportedly held a preliminary meeting to discuss the proposals, and a decision is expected soon. The matter is likely to be reviewed by the cabinet. Meanwhile, IT employees continue to oppose the proposed changes, and it remains to be seen what action the state government will ultimately take.

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