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The True HR editorial team

The True HR blog is written by the True HR editorial team, practitioners who have run payroll and compliance for companies across India, and reviewed by empanelled labour law lawyers. No article carries an invented personal byline. Every statutory figure is checked against the source Act or notification before publish.

Founded by Ex (ADP, Workday, PwC) Leaders

Who writes this

Practitioners first, writers second

The team behind these articles runs the same payrolls and filings the articles describe. That leadership experience comes from three places.

ADP

Payroll operations leadership from the world's largest payroll processor: the discipline of running thousands of payrolls to a fixed calendar, every month, without exception.

Workday

HR technology leadership from a global HCM (Human Capital Management) platform: how employee data, workflows and self-service should actually work at scale.

PwC

Consulting and audit leadership from a Big Four firm: statutory interpretation, documentation standards and the habit of citing the source before stating the rule.

Editorial policy

How every article is checked

Four rules apply to every article on this blog, in both streams, with no exceptions.

  • Verified at source

    every statutory figure, rate, threshold and due date is checked against the source Act, rule or gazette notification before publish. A secondary article or blog never counts as verification.

  • Refreshed within 7 days

    when a rate, slab or threshold changes, every article that cites it is updated within 7 days of the change, and the visible updated date moves with it.

  • Lawyer reviewed

    legal content is reviewed by our empanelled labour law lawyers before it goes live. The review badge on an article means that review actually happened.

  • No invented bylines

    articles are credited to the True HR editorial team as a whole, never to fictional named authors.

The path one article takes, from draft to kept current

  1. 01

    Written

    By practitioners who run the same payrolls and filings the articles describe.

  2. 02

    Verified at source

    Every statutory figure is checked against the source Act, rule or notification.

  3. 03

    Lawyer reviewed

    Legal content is read by empanelled labour law lawyers before it goes live.

  4. 04

    Refreshed within 7 days

    When a rate, slab or threshold changes, every article that cites it is updated.

Four steps, in order: an article is written by practitioners, verified against the source, reviewed by labour law lawyers, and then refreshed within 7 days whenever the law it cites changes.

Found something out of date?

Tell us on the contact page and we will verify it against the source and correct it. Corrections follow the same 7-day rule as rate changes.

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