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Hi
I have seen many advertisement where prinipal employer ask for labour licences before work order/tender .My confusion is when principal employer not issued Form No (v) then how it is possible for a contractor to take same licences .Or any other licences is there .Please clarify.
Thanks
Mantu71

From India, Calcutta
As far as in know contractor has to get his licence done when he is engaging 20 or more worker for the work against workorder....
From India
dear
you are correct no contrractor can get labour licence with out registration under shop and establishment act .however he can register under shop and establishment act and take code of ESI and Pf.
tks
j s malik

From India, Delhi
Friends,
Without Registration of Principal Employer, and without his issuing form V to the person engaged as contractor, a licence cannot be issued to a contractor. You may note that in Form IV (application for licence), the number & date of Certificate of Registration of the establishment under the Act has to be mentioned n column 3(c). Licence under Contract Labour Act, does not depend on the registration under Shops Act, ESI Act and PF Act etc.
Best wishes,
Jpratap

From India, Chandigarh
i) What details the Form V contains? ii) What details should be ensured by principle employer before issusing the form V to the Contractors?
From India, Pune
Dear Mantu ji,You doubts will be clarified ; please see the attachment "NOTES ON CONTRACT LABOUR (R&A) ACT." which is poseted in this cite earlier.Regards,PBS KUMAR
From India, Kakinada
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Mr. Kumar,
Thanks for such a valuable information.
Will you please provide any information regarding fees structure for getting the license and renewal of license under Contract Labour & Regulation Act?
Thanks & regards,
Purshottam Saini

From India, Calcutta
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