Uttar Pradesh : Big order of Yogi government, women cannot get work done from 7 pm to 6 am without their consent

The Yogi Adityanath government of Uttar Pradesh has issued a big order for the women employed. While issuing an order for women employees, the Yogi government of UP said that no female employee will be in the office after 7 pm and before 6 am. In this order, the Yogi government has also said that if a woman employee is stopped under special circumstances, then written permission will have to be taken for her. Apart from this, women will have to provide free vehicles from the company. Companies in which women are working, those companies will also have to make additional arrangements for women.

After this decision of the Yogi government, now no woman in Uttar Pradesh can be called to work in night shift nor will she have to do duty till late night. The Yogi government of UP has taken this decision keeping in mind the safety of women. In this order issued by CM Yogi, it has been said, this decision will be implemented equally on everyone from government institutions to private institutions.

If the guidelines of the government are not followed, then action will be taken against the institute
Keeping in mind the interests of women’s safety in Uttar Pradesh, the Yogi government said in its order, now no female employee will reach office after 7 pm and before 6 am to work in the office. If a woman employee has to be stopped under any special circumstances, then the institute will have to first take permission in writing, after that free vehicle will be provided to that woman. If any government or private institution is not found following these guidelines of the UP government, then the government will take action against it. If an institute stops a female employee after 7 pm or calls before 6 am and the female employee refuses to do so, then the institute cannot remove her.

Women can be called for night shift only after the written consent of the employee
While talking to the media, Uttar Pradesh Additional Chief Secretary Labor Suresh Chandra said that only after the written consent of the female employee, she can be called to the office after 7 pm or before 6 am. Whether or not to work even after these guidelines of the government will depend on the woman employee and not on the need of the company. For women who allow night shift in writing, the company will have to provide the vehicle from both the sides i.e. the pick and drop will have to be given to both the companies free of cost. If any female employee does not want to do night shift and is being called forcibly, then the government will take action against the company.