Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance, 1968
Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance, 1968 — section 10A
10A. Group incentive scheme..—(1) In every industrial establishment which is a factory and in which fifty or more workmen are employed there shall be introduced from such date as may be 1 Substituted by Act No. XXIII of 1973, s. 6. 2 Omitted by Act No. XXIII of 1973, s. 6. 3 Omitted by Act No. XXIII of 1973, s. 6. 4 Inserted by the Labour Laws (Amendment) Ordinance, 1972 (Ordinance No. IX of 1972), Article 2 read with First Schedule. specified by the Provincial Government, by notification in the official Gazette, a group incentive scheme to provide incentive for greater production to groups of workmen employed in the factory. The scheme shall provide the manner in which the performance of different groups of workmen, whether in the same section, shop, department or shift or in different sections, shops, departments or shifts shall be evaluated.
(2)The incentive shall be in the form of additional wages or additional leave with wages or in both such forms to the members of the group of workmen whose production exceeds that of the other groups or the average of all the groups. The incentive shall be according to such scales as may be prescribed and shall be related to the extent of the excess production achieved by the group with the best performance. 1
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