Dear Experts,
I have a query relating to the Contract Labour Act. It states that the act is applicable to any establishments that employ more than 20 contract workers.
My query is whether the number 20 is considered an aggregate or if it applies to each individual contract.
From India, Chennai
I have a query relating to the Contract Labour Act. It states that the act is applicable to any establishments that employ more than 20 contract workers.
My query is whether the number 20 is considered an aggregate or if it applies to each individual contract.
From India, Chennai
Hi Narayanan,
Establishments should obtain a Registration certificate if they hire more than 19 contract laborers, whether from a single contractor or multiple contractors. If any contractor deploys more than 19 employees, the contractor should obtain a CLRA license.
Feel free to call or revert for any assistance.
From India, Bengaluru
Establishments should obtain a Registration certificate if they hire more than 19 contract laborers, whether from a single contractor or multiple contractors. If any contractor deploys more than 19 employees, the contractor should obtain a CLRA license.
Feel free to call or revert for any assistance.
From India, Bengaluru
If I have three contractors and from all three contractors, I am only getting five employees, the total number of contract employees works out to 15. Therefore, I do not need to get myself registered under CLRA. Is this correct?
From India, Chennai
From India, Chennai
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