CII Bhopal to Organize Training Session on New Labour Codes
Experts to explain provisions of Code on Wages and Industrial Relations Code on March 7
Vivek Jha, Bhopal. The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) will organize a special training session on the New Labour Codes on March 7, 2026, in Bhopal. The objective of the session is to create awareness among industries and organizations about the provisions of the new labour codes and their practical implementation.
According to CII, the program aims to help industry representatives understand the changes introduced under the new labour framework and guide them on effective compliance with the updated regulations.
Focus on Code on Wages and Industrial Relations Code
During the session, experts will provide detailed insights into key provisions of the Code on Wages and the Industrial Relations Code. The discussion will cover important aspects such as wage structures, labour relations, compliance requirements, and mechanisms for dispute resolution.
The program will also help organizations understand how to align their internal policies and HR practices with the new legal framework to ensure smooth and compliant operations.
Senior Labour Law Expert to Deliver Key Address
The session will feature Mr. Girish Patwardhan, Senior Advocate and Labour Law Expert from Patwardhan Law Associates, Indore, as the keynote speaker.
With more than four decades of experience in labour and industrial laws, Mr. Patwardhan will provide practical guidance on the implementation of the new labour codes, covering critical areas such as wage structuring, industrial relations management, legal compliance, and handling labour disputes.
Platform for Industry Awareness and Dialogue
CII regularly organizes such training programs, workshops, and interactive sessions to keep industries informed about policy changes, regulatory reforms, and emerging compliance requirements.
The organization believes that the new labour codes aim to simplify and modernize labour regulations, making them more transparent and industry-friendly while protecting workers’ rights.
The upcoming session is expected to witness participation from HR heads, labour law professionals, and representatives from various industries, making it an important platform for knowledge sharing and discussion on the evolving labour law landscape.
