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We have outsourced the housekeeping to a contractor. Can a person who has completed 240 days or over a 1 yr. claim permanent employment with the principal employer.
Can persons working for a contractor form a union and pressurise the principal employer to take them on their rolls.
What are the formalities required to be done when taking a contractor. We have 3-4 contractors for different jobs in our organisation.
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We have outsourced the housekeeping to a contractor. Can a person who has completed 240 days or over a 1 yr. claim permanent employment with the principal employer.
Can persons working for a contractor form a union and pressurise the principal employer to take them on their rolls.
What are the formalities required to be done when taking a contractor. We have 3-4 contractors for different jobs in our organisation.
From India, Mumbai
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Guide me laws or contract for outsourced labours,i.e houskeeping etc & also tell me if these outsourced labours can sue us if some mishappenings occurs with them in our co.premises?
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Dear Friends If one employee is working for 8 months after that he has terminated by the company, if it is the case can any one explain me what are the benefits he can legally ask to the management?
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Dear Arnold,
For these types of queries regarding contract labor, the government has formed an act, i.e., the Contract Labour (Regulation & Abolition) Act, 1970.
My advice is to bring all your contractors under the umbrella of the Contract Labour (Regulation & Abolition) Act, 1970. Then, you will never face these types of problems.
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Manoj Prasad
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From India, Mumbai
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For these types of queries regarding contract labor, the government has formed an act, i.e., the Contract Labour (Regulation & Abolition) Act, 1970.
My advice is to bring all your contractors under the umbrella of the Contract Labour (Regulation & Abolition) Act, 1970. Then, you will never face these types of problems.
Regards,
Manoj Prasad
9311449028
From India, Mumbai
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Dear,
Please see the SAIL judgment. It will give you the answers. After this judgment, contract labor claiming permanency can only be through the Industrial Adjudication process, which is long and drawn out. The Industrial Adjudicator will apply the SAIL verdict test and then decide the claim for permanency.
Rajan Associates,
Please see: https://www.citehr.com/285737-legal-...#ixzz1WaYS87F2
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Please see the SAIL judgment. It will give you the answers. After this judgment, contract labor claiming permanency can only be through the Industrial Adjudication process, which is long and drawn out. The Industrial Adjudicator will apply the SAIL verdict test and then decide the claim for permanency.
Rajan Associates,
Please see: https://www.citehr.com/285737-legal-...#ixzz1WaYS87F2
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If the contract is genuine and not a sham, then the employees engaged through a contractor cannot claim permanency under any circumstance. On the other hand, if the contract is a sham or just for namesake and all decisions relating to the contract labor, such as wage fixation, selection, and disciplinary action, are made by the principal employer, then the contract employees can claim permanency. This advice is provided by Rajan Associates through the Tribunal.
Contract workers can form a trade union, but their bargaining will be with the contractor only; the principal employer should not interfere. If the union pressures the principal employer on any matter, it should be addressed immediately with the intervention of the Labor Department or other dispute redressal machinery.
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Madhu.T.K
From India, Kannur
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Contract workers can form a trade union, but their bargaining will be with the contractor only; the principal employer should not interfere. If the union pressures the principal employer on any matter, it should be addressed immediately with the intervention of the Labor Department or other dispute redressal machinery.
Regards,
Madhu.T.K
From India, Kannur
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