I want to engage apprentices under the government's apprentice training scheme. After completion of the apprenticeship, I want to engage them through third-party vendors who are currently working with me for manpower requirements.

Is this legally sound? Can I engage them under my apprenticeship and then transfer them to employment through the vendors?

From India, Mokameh
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The apprenticeship is based on a contract between the apprentice and the employer and is for a fixed period. Once the period is over, the trainee-employer relationship ends. There will not be any legal relationship between the two. If your contractor (outsourcing agency) offers employment to him and he accepts the offer, we can certainly work in your company. In this second innings, he is not your employee but the employee of a third party.

You have said, "Can I engage them under my apprenticeship and then transfer them to employment from vendors?" You are not transferring them to vendors' rolls, but the vendors are taking them as their employees and deploying them to work in your plant/site. That should be the records to evidencing such deployment.

From India, Kannur
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