sushama_sudam
Dear Senior's
We have decided to terminate 2 worker. one is on company payroll & other is contract employee. After giving several warning they didn't follow rules of company.
So now we have to give them June month salary.. My question is whether we have to give them July month salary as we r giving them one month notice period, but asked them not to come from tomorrow.
Regards,
Suhama

From India, Mumbai
consultme
192

Hi,
1. Regarding Workman on your muster roll, you need to follow the labour law and disciplinary rules mentioned in company standing orders.
2. Regarding Contract Workman, it is up to the contractor. Being the principal employer, you can not terminate the contract worker. However you can request Contractor to replace the employee

From India, Bangalore
sushama_sudam
Dear Sir, our is manufacturing factory, covered under factory act. Please help me do we need to pay them notice period wages. As we have asked them not to come from tomorrow. Regards, SUSHAMA
From India, Mumbai
sushama_sudam
Dear Sir,
Thanks a lot.
our is manufacturing factory, covered under factory act, we have only 12 workers in factory. Please help me do we need to pay them notice period wages. As we have asked them not to come from tomorrow.
Regards,
SUSHAMA

From India, Mumbai
varghesemathew
912

In the case of worker on your muster roll who have worked for 240 days in a year , you have to give one months notice or pay in lieu thereof.In addition you have to give him retrenchment compensation @ 15 days salary for every completed year of service and also give notice to the conciliation officer of the area and to he government.
Varghese Mathew
9961266966

From India, Thiruvananthapuram
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