Who among the following can be appointed as the Chairman of the Central Advisory Board constituted by the Central Government under the Minimum Wages Act, 1948?
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EPFO AO EO 2017
One of the independent members of the Board
Incorrect AnswerOne of the employers' representatives of the Board
Incorrect AnswerOne of the employees' representatives of the Board
Incorrect AnswerA functionary of the Central Government nominated by the Government
Correct AnswerExplanation:
- The Central Advisory Board under the Minimum Wages Act, 1948, is integral to advising on the implementation and updating of wage policies.
- Option 1: One of the independent members of the Board - Though they provide valuable insights, they are not typically appointed as Chairman.
- Option 2: One of the employers' representatives of the Board - Represents employers, not commonly chosen as Chairman.
- Option 3: One of the employees' representatives of the Board - Represents workers, not typically appointed as Chairman.
- Option 4: A functionary of the Central Government nominated by the Government - Correct. The Chairman is usually a government-appointed figure, ensuring alignment with policy objectives and statutory guidelines.
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