Dear Seniors,
Our sister concern organization, which is a small-scale job-work unit, has received a show cause notice from BOAT Mumbai asking why they have not complied with the Apprenticeship Act, under which they were supposed to engage 2 graduate apprentices and 3 vocational ones.
According to the last communication from BOAT a couple of years back, this organization proceeded to conduct interviews with candidates and shortlisted a few. However, most of them declined the offers, citing better opportunities or other reasons, and a few did not respond at all.
The board has issued a notice calling on this job-work unit to explain why no legal action should be taken against them under section 30.1(c) of the Apprenticeship Act. The organization has evidence of the interviews and assessment sheets, but much of the post-interview coordination and feedback occurred over the phone with candidates, leaving no tangible evidence.
Please advise on the appropriate course of action. This matter is urgent.
Kind regards
Our sister concern organization, which is a small-scale job-work unit, has received a show cause notice from BOAT Mumbai asking why they have not complied with the Apprenticeship Act, under which they were supposed to engage 2 graduate apprentices and 3 vocational ones.
According to the last communication from BOAT a couple of years back, this organization proceeded to conduct interviews with candidates and shortlisted a few. However, most of them declined the offers, citing better opportunities or other reasons, and a few did not respond at all.
The board has issued a notice calling on this job-work unit to explain why no legal action should be taken against them under section 30.1(c) of the Apprenticeship Act. The organization has evidence of the interviews and assessment sheets, but much of the post-interview coordination and feedback occurred over the phone with candidates, leaving no tangible evidence.
Please advise on the appropriate course of action. This matter is urgent.
Kind regards