Hind Mazdoor Sabha (HMS) is one of India's oldest and largest national trade union federations, representing over 5 million workers across diverse sectors and championing their rights, dignity, and social justice.
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Founded in 1948, HMS has been at the forefront of India's labor movement, advocating for workers' rights, fair wages, and social justice while promoting industrial harmony and sustainable development.
Hind Mazdoor Sabha was established in the wake of India's independence, with the vision of creating a strong, united voice for the country's working class. Our founding principles were rooted in the values of democracy, secularism, and social justice.
Over seven decades, HMS has evolved into one of India's most respected trade union federations, consistently advocating for workers' rights while maintaining constructive dialogue with employers and the government. We believe in the power of collective bargaining and peaceful resolution of industrial disputes.
Our mission extends beyond traditional labor issues to encompass broader social concerns, including gender equality, environmental sustainability, and inclusive economic growth that benefits all sections of society.
We advocate for equitable distribution of wealth, opportunities, and privileges within society, ensuring fair treatment and justice for all workers regardless of gender, caste, religion, or ethnicity.
HMS believes in resolving industrial disputes through dialogue, negotiation, and mutual understanding, fostering harmonious relations between workers, employers, and the government.
Our organization operates on democratic principles, with elected representatives at all levels ensuring transparency, accountability, and participatory decision-making.
National President
With over 35 years of experience in labor rights advocacy, Mr. Mehta has been instrumental in shaping India's labor policy reforms.
General Secretary
A leading voice for gender equality in the workplace, Ms. Sharma has championed numerous initiatives for women workers' rights.
National Treasurer
An experienced financial administrator, Mr. Kapoor ensures transparent management of HMS resources and member funds.
HMS provides comprehensive support to workers across India through a range of services designed to protect rights, enhance skills, and improve livelihoods.
HMS provides free legal counsel and representation for workers facing unfair dismissal, wage disputes, workplace discrimination, or violations of labor laws. Our network of labor law experts ensures members receive proper legal support.
Learn MoreThrough our vocational training centers across India, we offer skill enhancement programs tailored to evolving industry needs, helping workers adapt to technological changes and improve employability.
Explore ProgramsHMS operates healthcare initiatives including subsidized medical camps, health insurance partnerships, and wellness programs specifically designed for industrial workers and their families.
View BenefitsWe negotiate with employers and industry associations on behalf of workers to secure fair wages, better working conditions, reasonable hours, and comprehensive benefits packages.
Our ApproachHMS conducts regular workshops, seminars, and publications to educate workers about their legal rights, safety standards, government schemes, and emerging labor market trends.
Upcoming EventsOur mediators facilitate constructive dialogue between workers and management to resolve conflicts amicably, minimizing disruptions and maintaining industrial harmony.
Conflict ResolutionStay informed about HMS activities, labor policy developments, and important announcements affecting workers across India.
The 48th HMS National Conference brought together over 2,000 delegates from across India to chart a progressive agenda for workers' rights in the digital age.
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HMS presented a comprehensive proposal to the Labor Ministry recommending a scientifically calculated minimum wage that accounts for current living costs.
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HMS inaugurated "Shakti Kaushal" - a nationwide initiative to equip women workers with digital skills and vocational training for emerging job markets.
Read Full StoryFind answers to common questions about HMS membership, services, and workers' rights in India.
Any worker employed in India's organized or unorganized sector can become a member of HMS. This includes factory workers, construction laborers, office employees, healthcare workers, agricultural workers, and professionals across all industries. We also welcome membership from trade unions that wish to affiliate with HMS at the organizational level.
HMS members receive comprehensive support including legal assistance for workplace disputes, representation in collective bargaining, access to skill development programs, healthcare initiatives, educational resources, and a strong collective voice in policy matters. Members also receive regular updates on labor laws, government schemes, and industry developments that affect their rights and livelihoods.
HMS distinguishes itself through its commitment to democratic functioning, constructive dialogue, and social justice principles. Unlike some unions with political affiliations, HMS maintains independence while engaging with all stakeholders. Our approach emphasizes negotiation and mediation over confrontation, and we advocate for workers' rights within a framework of industrial harmony and national development.
Workers facing rights violations can contact their nearest HMS office, call our national helpline (+91-11-23382411), email [email protected], or use the contact form on our website. We recommend documenting the issue with relevant details (dates, witnesses, evidence) before contacting us. Our legal team will assess your case and guide you through the appropriate course of action, which may include mediation, legal notice, or filing a complaint with labor authorities.
Yes, HMS has a nationwide presence with state committees in all 28 Indian states and union territories. We have over 200 district offices and thousands of workplace units across the country. Our network ensures that workers in every region have access to HMS services and representation. You can find contact information for our regional offices on our website's "Contact" page.
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HMS House, 29-G, Raisina Road
New Delhi - 110001
India
General Inquiries: +91-11-23382410
Legal Helpline: +91-11-23382411
Membership: +91-11-23382412
General: [email protected]
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Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Sunday: Closed