Engagement of Daily Wagers in Organizations
In any organization, daily wagers can be engaged in works of a casual, intermittent, or incidental nature. However, engaging any workman continuously and significantly for longer periods would automatically imply that the works are of a regular nature. This continuous engagement could be seen as a tactic to deny the workman the status of a regular employee within the organization. Such actions would amount to unfair labor practices under the Industrial Disputes Act of 1947. This would also confer all the service rights and benefits on such daily wage workers.