Hi All,
Please let me know under the Contract Labour (R&A) Act, as a Principal Employer, is it necessary to obtain a REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE (Form-II) as per Rule 18(1) for each building separately if I have 4 branch offices in Delhi?
I need your valuable remarks.
Regards,
Sandip
From India, Calcutta
Please let me know under the Contract Labour (R&A) Act, as a Principal Employer, is it necessary to obtain a REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE (Form-II) as per Rule 18(1) for each building separately if I have 4 branch offices in Delhi?
I need your valuable remarks.
Regards,
Sandip
From India, Calcutta
Hi Sandip,
For registering your contract laborers, you can get a single Reg. certificate. However, you need to specify the work location in Form I. For a license, each location has to be applied for separately. It is at the discretion of the labor department to issue a single RC, but if they insist on having multiple RCs for all locations, then you will need to obtain them separately.
Regards,
Suresh Ramalingam
From India, Mumbai
For registering your contract laborers, you can get a single Reg. certificate. However, you need to specify the work location in Form I. For a license, each location has to be applied for separately. It is at the discretion of the labor department to issue a single RC, but if they insist on having multiple RCs for all locations, then you will need to obtain them separately.
Regards,
Suresh Ramalingam
From India, Mumbai
Hi Raja,
If all your work comes under the jurisdiction of one ALC, then indicate/write the works in the Application (Form I). If it was not decided at the time of the application, you can amend the registration by writing a letter afterwards. Here, one registration can be valid.
However, if your work is in a different area or in the jurisdiction of another ALC, you will have to obtain a separate registration certificate.
If you have any queries, feel free to contact.
Nityanand
From India, New Delhi
If all your work comes under the jurisdiction of one ALC, then indicate/write the works in the Application (Form I). If it was not decided at the time of the application, you can amend the registration by writing a letter afterwards. Here, one registration can be valid.
However, if your work is in a different area or in the jurisdiction of another ALC, you will have to obtain a separate registration certificate.
If you have any queries, feel free to contact.
Nityanand
From India, New Delhi
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