A company with three manufacturing units is having it's certified standing orders. It is written in the order under the heading -Applicability - 'any other unit which may come up in future'.
The company , put up a new manufacturing unit in 2016, of same product of old units, near to one of the old units in same city.
In one of the social audits , the auditor raised objection that, the old certified standing order is not applicable to new unit as new unit's name is not mentioned in applicability paragraph of the old certified standing orders.
Questions -
1. when it is written the CSO will be applicable to any other unit which may come up in future , whether objection on applicability is justified?
2. Whether, the elected Works Committee, through a resolution can get the old CSO applicable to new unit?
3. Whether 1 & 2 are illegal? Whether, the normal process of certification must be followed?
I request the members to kindly help me in finding a solution.
Regards,
K.P.Misra
Proprietor
Shreeya Consultancy
Social Accountability compliance, Values and HR systems implementation
Mob.
The company , put up a new manufacturing unit in 2016, of same product of old units, near to one of the old units in same city.
In one of the social audits , the auditor raised objection that, the old certified standing order is not applicable to new unit as new unit's name is not mentioned in applicability paragraph of the old certified standing orders.
Questions -
1. when it is written the CSO will be applicable to any other unit which may come up in future , whether objection on applicability is justified?
2. Whether, the elected Works Committee, through a resolution can get the old CSO applicable to new unit?
3. Whether 1 & 2 are illegal? Whether, the normal process of certification must be followed?
I request the members to kindly help me in finding a solution.
Regards,
K.P.Misra
Proprietor
Shreeya Consultancy
Social Accountability compliance, Values and HR systems implementation
Mob.