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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Industrial Disputes Act"
Mere Plea Of Abandonment Not Sufficient, Employer Has To Prove Specific Notices Were Issued To Workman Asking Him To Join Duty: Himachal Pradesh High Court
ID Act When Charges Of Serious Nature Are Not Proved And Punishment Is Disproportionate, Labour Court Has Right To Invoke Section 11A: Gujarat High Court
Question Referred Under S. 17(2) Of Working Journalists Act Cannot Be Construed As Industrial Dispute Under ID Act: Madras High Court
Predominant Function Of Undertakings Performing Several Functions Must Be Considered For Determination Of Status As 'Industry' Under ID Act: Delhi High Court
Personal Services Lacking Commercial Activity Do Not Qualify As Industrial Work For Purposes Of Industrial Disputes Act: Gujarat High Court
Once Termination Of Workman Is Declared Illegal, Remedy Is Limited To Either Reinstatement Or Lumpsum Compensation: Gujarat High Court
Upon Attaining Permanency Daily-Wage Workmen Must Be Treated On Equal Footing With Regularly Appointed Workmen: Gujarat High Court
ID Act |Right To Claim Interest Is Pre-Existing Right Only If Explicitly Provided In Contract Of Employment Or Service Conditions: Karnataka High Court
Labour Court's Orders Can't Be Executed Via Writ Before High Court, Workman Must Approach Labour Court First: Uttarakhand High Court
Industrial Disputes Act Inapplicability Of Sections 25F And 25N If Workman Fails To Work Continuously For One Year: Madhya Pradesh High Court Dismisses Writ Petition
Disputes About Promotion And Seniority Fall Within Definition Of 'Industrial Disputes', Labour Court Has Jurisdiction To Adjudicate: Madhya Pradesh High Court
Reinstatement With Back Wages Is Not Automatic Even In Cases Of Illegal Termination, Courts Might Provide Lumpsum Compensation: Gujarat High Court
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