Chhattisgarh Minimum Wages Revised from 01 April 2026

Chhattisgarh Minimum Wages Revised from 01 April 2026

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The Government of Chhattisgarh has announced revised minimum wage rates effective from 01 April 2026 to 30 September 2026. As per the official notification issued by the Labour Department on 24 March 2026, the revised wages are applicable to 45 Scheduled Employments, including Government Departments and Agricultural Employment. The detailed category-wise wage rates are provided in the table below.

Minimum Wages in Chhattisgarh for 45 Scheduled Employments

Class of Employment Zone Basic Per Month Basic Per Day VDA Per Month VDA Per Day Total Per Month Total Per Day
Unskilled Zone A ₹ 8,320 ₹ 320 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 118.54 ₹ 11,402 ₹ 439
Unskilled Zone B ₹ 8,060 ₹ 310 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 118.54 ₹ 11,142 ₹ 429
Unskilled Zone C ₹ 7,800 ₹ 300 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 118.54 ₹ 10,882 ₹ 419
Semi-Skilled Zone A ₹ 8,970 ₹ 345 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 118.54 ₹ 12,052 ₹ 464
Semi-Skilled Zone B ₹ 8,710 ₹ 335 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 118.54 ₹ 11,792 ₹ 454
Semi-Skilled Zone C ₹ 8,450 ₹ 325 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 118.54 ₹ 11,532 ₹ 444
Skilled Zone A ₹ 9,750 ₹ 375 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 118.54 ₹ 12,832 ₹ 494
Skilled Zone B ₹ 9,490 ₹ 365 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 118.54 ₹ 12,572 ₹ 484
Skilled Zone C ₹ 9,230 ₹ 355 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 118.54 ₹ 12,312 ₹ 474
Highly Skilled Zone A ₹ 10,530 ₹ 405 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 118.54 ₹ 13,612 ₹ 524
Highly Skilled Zone B ₹ 10,270 ₹ 395 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 118.54 ₹ 13,352 ₹ 514
Highly Skilled Zone C ₹ 10,010 ₹ 385 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 118.54 ₹ 13,092 ₹ 504

Minimum Wages in Chhattisgarh for Government Departments

Class of Employment Zone Basic Per Month Basic Per Day VDA Per Month VDA Per Day Total Per Month Total Per Day
Unskilled Zone A ₹ 8,320 ₹ 277.33 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 102.73 ₹ 11,402 ₹ 380
Unskilled Zone B ₹ 8,060 ₹ 268.67 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 102.73 ₹ 11,142 ₹ 371
Unskilled Zone C ₹ 7,800 ₹ 260.00 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 102.73 ₹ 10,882 ₹ 363
Semi-Skilled Zone A ₹ 8,970 ₹ 299.00 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 102.73 ₹ 12,052 ₹ 402
Semi-Skilled Zone B ₹ 8,710 ₹ 290.33 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 102.73 ₹ 11,792 ₹ 393
Semi-Skilled Zone C ₹ 8,450 ₹ 281.67 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 102.73 ₹ 11,532 ₹ 384
Skilled Zone A ₹ 9,750 ₹ 325.00 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 102.73 ₹ 12,832 ₹ 428
Skilled Zone B ₹ 9,490 ₹ 316.33 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 102.73 ₹ 12,572 ₹ 419
Skilled Zone C ₹ 9,230 ₹ 307.67 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 102.73 ₹ 12,312 ₹ 410
Highly Skilled Zone A ₹ 10,530 ₹ 351.00 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 102.73 ₹ 13,612 ₹ 454
Highly Skilled Zone B ₹ 10,270 ₹ 342.33 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 102.73 ₹ 13,352 ₹ 445
Highly Skilled Zone C ₹ 10,010 ₹ 333.67 ₹ 3,082 ₹ 102.73 ₹ 13,092 ₹ 436

Minimum Wages in Chhattisgarh for Agricultural Employment

Class of Employment Basic Wages VDA Total Wages
Basic Per Month Basic Per Day VDA Per Month VDA Per Day Total Per Month Total Per Day
Unskilled Agricultural Workers ₹ 6,900 ₹ 230 ₹ 2,450 ₹ 81.67 ₹ 9,350 ₹ 312

List of 45 Scheduled Employments

1 Employment in Power Plant 24 Employment in Sales promotion workers
2 Employment in Steel Plant 25 Employment in Printing press
3 Employment in Sponge Iron 26 Employment in Petrol pump/diesel pump/gas distribution centre and warehouse
4 Employment in Rolling Mill 27 Employment in Solvent plant and refinery
5 Employment in Casting Industry 28 Employment in Oil mills
6 Employment in Cement Factory 29 Employment in Chemicals and pharmaceuticals
7 Employment in Security Guard 30 Employment in Porter, weighbridge operator, coolie, loader, and market labourer
8 Employment in Building and Other Construction Work 31 Employment in Rice mill, flour mill, or pulse mill
9 Employment in Stone Crushing 32 Employment in Puffed Rice and Puffed Paddy Manufacturing Units
10 Employment in Stone Crushing and Breaking Workers 33 Employment in Food processing (including cakes, biscuits, confectionery, ice cream, ice candy) and beverage manufacturing
11 Employment in Brick Kiln 34 Employment in Gur industry / Sugar mill
12 Employment in Lime Kiln 35 Employment in Saw mill / Wood work
13 Employment in the manufacturing of tiles, including Mangalore tiles, Allahabad tiles, and other locally known tiles, but not including cement tiles 36 Employment in Plastics industry
14 Employment in the manufacturing of pottery, including refractories, firebricks, sanitary ware, insulators, tiles (excluding cement tiles), stoneware pipes, furnaces, lining, bricks, and other ceramic items 37 Employment in Fuel coke
15 Employment in the production of cement poles or other cement products 38 Power loom (including sizing and processing)
16 Employment in the construction and maintenance of roads or in building and construction works 39 Employment in Kosa industry
17 Employment in engineering industries 40 Employment in Handloom industry
18 Employment in the construction and maintenance of irrigation works 41 Employment in Blanket manufacturing work
19 Employment in forestry and plantation, and nurseries 42 Employment in Bone mill
20 Employment in a local authority 43 Employment in Public motor transport
21 Employment in a shop, commercial establishment, residential hotel, restaurant, or theatre 44 Employment in Poultry Farm
22 Employment in Educational institutions and private training centres 45 Any manufacturing process covered under the definition of a ‘factory’ under Section 2(k) of the Factories Act, 1948, which is not included in any other entry given in the Schedule
23 Employment in Hospitals, nursing homes, pathology labs    

Definitions

Unskilled Worker: An unskilled worker performs simple tasks that do not require independent judgment or prior experience. However, familiarity with business conditions is essential. Apart from physical labour, they are expected to be familiar with various goods and services.

Semi-Skilled Worker: A semi-skilled worker generally performs routine, standardized tasks that do not require a high degree of judgment, intelligence, skill or dexterity. They are expected to efficiently complete small tasks assigned to them, while important decisions are made by others. Their work is generally limited to performing the same task over and over again.

Skilled Worker: A skilled worker can perform work efficiently, make independent decisions with a considerable degree of freedom, use his intelligence, and carry out his duties responsibly. They are expected to have a complete and comprehensive understanding of the business, craft or industry in which they are employed.

Highly Skilled Worker: A highly skilled worker is fully skilled in performing technical and specialized tasks. They can make responsible decisions with a considerable degree of independence, use their intelligence and carry out their duties responsibly. They usually have a technical degree or diploma and are expected to have a complete and specific understanding of the business, technical skills or industry in which they are employed.

Official Notification

Chhattisgarh Minimum Wages Notification April 2026 (PDF)

Official Website

For more details, visit the Official Website of the Labour Department of Chhattisgarh.

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