Termination as punishment cannot be treated as simple retrenchment under the Industrial Disputes Act HP HC
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Termination as punishment cannot be treated as simple retrenchment under the Industrial Disputes Act HP HC
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Indian employee found guilty of breach confidentiality by downloading sensitive documents from his former employer
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Confinement in jail does not entitle the employee to get back wages for the said period – Allahabad High Court
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Washing, cleaning, and dry-cleaning fall within the definition of “manufacturing process” under the Factories Act, 1948 – Supreme court
Activities such as washing, cleaning, and dry-cleaning fall within the definition of “manufacturing process” under the Factories Act, 1948,
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Complaint of unfair labour practices filed by Toli Mathadi Workers not maintainable against Principal Employer – Industrial Court
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Government cannot pass an interim order directing payment of wages in favour of workmen without hearing the management – Karnataka HC
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Gratuity Fund does not come within the meaning of Assets of Corporate Debtor for distribution under S. 53 IBC – Calcutta HC
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No right to continue in employment once it is concluded that the advertisement is itself void and is declared illegal and unconstitutional – Supreme Court
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A Director who is in charge of the company and a Director who was responsible to the company for the conduct of the business, are two different aspects – Supreme Court
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Non-payment of salary to an employee amounts to depriving him from his livelihood – Rajasthan HC
Non-payment of salary to an employee amounts to depriving him from his livelihood. Such person cannot be allowed to starve at the hands of the authorities without any justified reason…The right to life cannot be subjected to individual fancies of the persons in authority.
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