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Salary and perks are immaterial when it comes to determining whether an employee is a workman or not. If the salary mentioned in the ID is taken into consideration, then no one would fit within the definition of a workman.
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20Please let me know if you need any further assistance.
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Hi, Air India has a pilots union. There is not much of a difference between the salaries of the pilots of the two airlines. So there is no such thing that they cannot form an union
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Thank you, Mr. Kutty and Mr. Singh, who clarified my doubt that pilots are considered workmen under Industrial Disputes Act. My friend also referred to our apex court judgment. I request my friend to post the citation to view the detailed text of the apex court judgment.
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Now, to determine whether an individual is a workman or not, salary is not the criteria. It is the nature of duties that decide whether an individual is a workman. The Supreme Court has issued a judgment in which a pilot of Indian Airlines was granted the status of a workman despite drawing a salary in the lakhs per month.
Reference: https://www.citehr.com/156542-defini...#ixzz3BviIu82C
Hi, Bros, as someone mentioned above regarding the PILOT being considered a WORKMAN as per the SC Judgment, could you please send me a copy of that judgment or provide the reference number at your earliest convenience? Also, kindly share the latest embedded IDA (especially the Workmen Definition).
Is a Telecom Field Drive Test Engineer classified under the WORKMEN category? He has no supervisory or administrative roles, receives a salary around 25000 lump sum (including all allowances), works independently with his hands in the field, and does not oversee any team.
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Reference: https://www.citehr.com/156542-defini...#ixzz3BviIu82C
Hi, Bros, as someone mentioned above regarding the PILOT being considered a WORKMAN as per the SC Judgment, could you please send me a copy of that judgment or provide the reference number at your earliest convenience? Also, kindly share the latest embedded IDA (especially the Workmen Definition).
Is a Telecom Field Drive Test Engineer classified under the WORKMEN category? He has no supervisory or administrative roles, receives a salary around 25000 lump sum (including all allowances), works independently with his hands in the field, and does not oversee any team.
Thank you very much.
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