This matter relates to the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947. Therefore, please refer to section 2(l) for the definition of lockout. For further information on declaring a lockout, please review Chapter V under this Act.
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Before going to lock out, the employer should give the employee a 6-week notice, and the employer has to wait 14 days after that before they have the right to lock out the company. A period of 14 days is a cool period for negotiation.
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Pl tell me whether the factory had engaged more than 100 workmen on any day of its activities?
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For a strike/lockout, when the employer/employee gives 6 weeks' notice, how can they proceed with a strike/lockout within 14 days of giving notice? (Section 22 of the Industrial Dispute Act 1947) Can someone explain?
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