Enclosed please find Procedure and forms for Closure of an Establishment as per the ID Act, 1947. Hope it will help you... Regards. Jawed
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Under the Industrial Dispute Act of 1947, for the closing down of a place of employment, if the establishment falls within the definition of an industry where less than 100 workmen are engaged, a prior notice has to be served to the Secretary of the Labour Department before two months. If the establishment has more than 100 workmen, then a prior notice must be served before closing down the place of employment, with a three-month notice period. The closure compensation payable to the workmen is 15 days of pay for every completed year of service.
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we have close down the activities the establishments since 1ST March'13 and presently we have neither business nor order for execution and we have to intimate ESIC & EPFO department if i will get the order in future we will be resume the service
so kindly advise for the ESIC & EPFO non contribution period
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abu
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so kindly advise for the ESIC & EPFO non contribution period
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abu
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Dear Sir, Pls help regarding Procedure For Closure Of An Establishment in EPFO
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Dear Friend,
Please find attached a write-up explaining the legal framework for closure procedures under the ID Act. This is in reference to an industrial establishment in Tamil Nadu. You need to follow the rules of the appropriate government while the central legislation, i.e., the ID Act 1947, remains applicable.
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Please find attached a write-up explaining the legal framework for closure procedures under the ID Act. This is in reference to an industrial establishment in Tamil Nadu. You need to follow the rules of the appropriate government while the central legislation, i.e., the ID Act 1947, remains applicable.
From India, Chennai
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CLOSURE OF AN ESTABLISHMENT UNDER THE ID ACT.docx
ID Act 1947.pdf
Impact of Amendment in ID act 1947.ppt2.ppt