Current Labour Scenario
- A worker can be sacked if he remains too long in the toilet
- Job opportunities despite slow down
- Hospital chains on hiring spree
- India gears up social security policy
- Sarangi takes charge as labour secretary
- Infosys on hiring mode
- IT cos start campus hiring
- PSU banks hire top-level employees on contract
- Workers in Nepal emulate Anna Hazare
- 11 trade unions plan countrywide protests on Nov 8
- Hospitality sector as job spinner
- ESIC-run hospitals need improvement in services
- ICICI bank to hire 6,000
- Consumer price index for industrial workers eases in July
- Hiring level in IT and ITeS best go globally
- Parliamentary panel for compulsory registration of unemployed
Case Study
Labour
Problems & Their Solutions
- Double employment - prohibition of
- Retrenchment compensation - procedure for calculation of
- Confirmation of a probationer – whether automatic
- Non-payment of gratuity due to financial difficulties
- Clubbing of establishments - criteria for
- Significance of employer & employee relationship
- Termination by subordinate authority
- Forfeiture of gratuity – conditions for
Factories Act related Problems & Their Solutions
Employees'
State Insurance related Problems & Their Solutions
Employees'
Provident Fund/ Pension related Problems & Their Solutions
Model
Forms & Precedents
- Pro-forma suggested for employee service card
- Pro-forma suggested for an application form by a candidate for engaging as a trainee
- Pro-forma suggested for letter of appointment to a trainee
- Pro-forma suggested for engaging an employee on piece rate basis
- Pro-forma suggested for an advisory letter to be issued to an employee who has not been performing his duties even during probation period
- Pro-forma suggested for a charge-sheet to an employee for assault or fighting on the premises of the factory/establishment
- Pro-forma suggested for a charge-sheet for unlawful assembly, shouting slogans and causing damage to property of the factory
- Pro-forma suggested for a surety bond to be executed by an employee alongwith surety
Digest of EPF Appellate Tribunal Orders
- Excluded employees - can’t be covered
- Both transferor and transferee are liable for damages
- Coverage under section 1(3)(b) but notice under section 1(3)( a) to be quashed
- Levying damage ignoring excess payment - not proper
- Covering voluntary- without application - unsustainable
- Claim for pension fund untenable in the absence of disposal of plea for exemption
- Coverage sans detail of employees quashed
- Allowances forming part of minimum wages can be split for EPF contribution
Provident Fund Update
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HR Scenario
- Infosys plans to reward staff with Rs.656 cr stock
- Infy HR head relocates to the US
- Steady hiring in Chandigarh
- World leaders can be created in India
- More salary this year : Study
- Management tip - dealing with slow workers
HR
Workplace Solutions