1. Does a power generating establishment through solar energy, having more than 10 manpower and less than 20 manpower, require a Factory license?
2. While calculating manpower, should it be calculated as a whole or should contractual and regular manpower be calculated separately?
From India, Faridabad
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2. While calculating manpower, should it be calculated as a whole or should contractual and regular manpower be calculated separately?
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As per Section 2(k)(iii), generating, transforming, or transmitting power falls under manufacturing and is thereby covered within the definition of a factory. Therefore, the premises are covered by the Factories Act 1948.
All persons found working at the site where the manufacturing process is taking place are to be counted among the workers, whether they are regular employees or contractual staff.
From India, Mumbai
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1593All persons found working at the site where the manufacturing process is taking place are to be counted among the workers, whether they are regular employees or contractual staff.
From India, Mumbai
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