Mere humiliation & harassment faced by the employee couldn’t be said to be an instigation for committing a suicide – Supreme Court.
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Mere humiliation & harassment faced by the employee couldn’t be said to be an instigation for committing a suicide – Supreme Court.
Granting relief to the Appellants, the Court quashed the pending criminal case under Section 306 of IPC (Abetment to Suicide) and noted that the harassment and humiliation cannot be termed as instigation to commit suicide without there being material to show that the appellants intended the deceased to commit suicide.
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Non-payment of outstanding dues towards Outstanding Salary or Performance Bonus by the company does not amount to Criminal breach of trust
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Shops & Establishments in Karnataka employing 10 or more persons to be open 24 x 7
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Principal Employer, on facts, held liable to pay gratuity to contract labour – Bombay HC.
Where workmen have continued through multiple contractors the contract labour would be employees of principal employer for the limited purpose of payment of gratuity.
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Ola driver is an employee under the POSH Act 2013. Employer penalised for non-compliance.
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Forfeiting gratuity without a criminal conviction impermissible even in cases of sexual harassment
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Karnataka permits all Establishments employing 10 or more persons to remain open 24 x 7 for 3 years subject to conditions.
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Supreme Court releases Handbook concerning Persons with Disabilities
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Contract labourers are entitled to an opportunity of being heard before finalizing the Contract – Karnataka High court
Contract labourers are entitled to an opportunity of being heard before finalizing the Contract.
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NHRC takes suo motu cognizance of the reported death of a chartered accountant girl in Pune due to excessive workload in her company
A press release issued by the National Human Rights Commission if India has stated that it has taken Suo Motu cognisance of the reported death of a CA due to excessive workload.
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