Handling Labour Inspection Reports

A labour inspector visited our factory in October. At that time, HR activities were being handled by the Accounts person who was not aware of the legal requirements outlined in the act and has not yet responded to the inspection report. Fortunately, the inspector has not taken any action to date.

I have recently joined the company and now have the responsibility of managing all the requirements, from attendance to license renewal. I need to know how to respond to the inspector promptly.

Please advise.

Thank you in advance.

From India, Pune
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Has he given any inspection report? Generally, when an inspection takes place, the inspection report would be noted down in a book or document of your establishment. Thereafter, notices would be issued for non-compliance. If no such thing has happened, you are not required to give any reply.

Regards

From United States
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At the time of the inspector's visit, no remark was given by the inspector because we had not maintained any inspection register. However, after a few days, he sent us copies of printed inspection remarks. Please guide.
From India, Pune
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Remarks on Compliance Issues

His remarks are as follows under the Minimum Wages Act: not maintaining the muster roll cum wage register, the abstract of the Act, and the rates of wages paid to the workers are not as per the minimum rate of wages.

Under the Contract Labour Act: renewal of the license is not done, the muster roll cum wage register in Form II, and the rates of wages paid to the workers are not as per the minimum rate of wages.

From India, Pune
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You can send a communication to the Inspector stating that you have recently taken up the job, have reviewed the remarks, and have begun taking steps to comply with them. You can also mention that you will report compliance within a specified time and conclude by thanking him.

Regards,
B. Saikumar
HR & Labour Law Advisor
Mumbai

From India, Mumbai
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Dear All,

In case the registers are not maintained from the date of registration but covered under ESI and PF, what can we do now? Should we maintain every record from the date of incorporation, or is there any other way? If so, please guide me. Please help me solve this issue.

From India, Chennai
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