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‘No Work, No Wages’ Does Not Apply During Lockdown, Bombay High Court Says
Bombay HC directed the collector to ensure that full wages are disbursed to security guards who could not work due to the lockdown
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The Tech Mahindra Sacking: A Symptom Of I.T.’s Retrenchment Problem?
The IT sector’s retrenchment practices pose a serious threat to its credibility where it matters most.
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The Tech Mahindra Sacking: A Symptom Of I.T.’s Retrenchment Problem?
The IT sector’s retrenchment practices pose a serious threat to its credibility where it matters most.
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Uber Runs Into Legal Headwinds In Delhi And Luxembourg
Will India’s labour law regime apply to the relationship between Uber, Ola and their drivers?
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Uber Runs Into Legal Headwinds In Delhi And Luxembourg
Will India’s labour law regime apply to the relationship between Uber, Ola and their drivers?
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Cabinet Approves Rs 4,700-Crore Package For Closure Of Hindustan Cables
The Centre on Wednesday approved a Rs 4,777.05-crore package for closure of state-run Hindustan Cables Ltd, which would be used for paying wages, offering early retirement schemes and converting government loan into equity.
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Small Factories Bill Likely to Come Up in Next Parliament Session
The The Small Factories (Facilitation and Regulation of Employment and Conditions of Services) Bill, 2015, which aims to regulate the employment and other conditions of service of employees employed in small factories, is likely to be tabled in next Parliament session.
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Development Officers Working in LIC Not 'Workmen': Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has held that development officers working in Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) cannot be put in the category of "workmen" under the provisions of Industrial Disputes Act.
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‘No Work, No Wages’ Does Not Apply During Lockdown, Bombay High Court Says
Bombay HC directed the collector to ensure that full wages are disbursed to security guards who could not work due to the lockdown
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The Tech Mahindra Sacking: A Symptom Of I.T.’s Retrenchment Problem?
The IT sector’s retrenchment practices pose a serious threat to its credibility where it matters most.
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The Tech Mahindra Sacking: A Symptom Of I.T.’s Retrenchment Problem?
The IT sector’s retrenchment practices pose a serious threat to its credibility where it matters most.
-
Uber Runs Into Legal Headwinds In Delhi And Luxembourg
Will India’s labour law regime apply to the relationship between Uber, Ola and their drivers?
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Uber Runs Into Legal Headwinds In Delhi And Luxembourg
Will India’s labour law regime apply to the relationship between Uber, Ola and their drivers?
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Cabinet Approves Rs 4,700-Crore Package For Closure Of Hindustan Cables
The Centre on Wednesday approved a Rs 4,777.05-crore package for closure of state-run Hindustan Cables Ltd, which would be used for paying wages, offering early retirement schemes and converting government loan into equity.
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Small Factories Bill Likely to Come Up in Next Parliament Session
The The Small Factories (Facilitation and Regulation of Employment and Conditions of Services) Bill, 2015, which aims to regulate the employment and other conditions of service of employees employed in small factories, is likely to be tabled in next Parliament session.
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Development Officers Working in LIC Not 'Workmen': Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has held that development officers working in Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) cannot be put in the category of "workmen" under the provisions of Industrial Disputes Act.
