joshikishord@yahoo.co.in
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Dear Seniors,
As we are a private limited organisation have closed our one of small unit in Maharashtra, we had one registered contractor under the provisions of the contract act. We issued a letter to contractor for termination of his contract as we dont need his services further. Accordingly he has also issued letters to his labours for termination of contract and their services. Now my querry is Have the termination of contract labours are attracted the section 25 F of the Industrial Disputes Act? the contract labours services are more than 240 days with that contractor. Please guide and it is very urgent to know for me.
Thanks & Regards

From India, Pune
korgaonkar k a
2556

Dear Kishor ji,
Firstly, by virtue of amendment in Section 2(a) (ii) in 2010 of the ID Act 1947, dispute between a contractor and his contract workmen also considered as Industrial dispute and accordingly contract labour can raise industrial dispute.
Secondly, Supreme Court in SAIL v National Union Waterfront Workers and Ors., has confirmed that contract labour can be retrenched by contractor in conformity with the provisions of the I.D. Act.
I hope you got an answer to your query.
Under the above circumstances, you / your contractors would have taken some precautions keeping in mind the provision of Section 2(oo)(bb) by engaging the contract labours with appropriate contract document with them by the contractor.

From India, Mumbai
ambatiramulu
Hai! Sir,
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From India, Adilabad
azim_1607@yahoo.com
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Dear Korgaonkar Ji,
In view of the submission that you / your contractors would have taken some precautions keeping in mind the provision of Section 2(oo) (bb) by engaging the Contract labour document with them.Kindly share the Appropriate Contract document proforma / checklist to take way forward the matter to its logical conclusion.

From India, Mumbai
rdsyadav
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Dear Mr K Doshi,

Besides this, you need to work on resolution of this matter at your earliest with double speed as action was executed in removing contractor labours. Suggest you ask contractor , to pay FNF and take resignation and in return contractor will issue receipt of dues payment and acceptance letter etc to his labourers. Company name will not be in picture anywhere. Apply all wisdoms and tacts unitedly to start this process of settlement out of any govt machinery. If it starts with single person, it closes very fast and ends soon.So apply strategy and do this to avoid risk, cost and liability fast. After every labour has thus taken dues and on having declared on a Rs. 10/ stamp paper that individually matter resolved with contractor and he has no money whatsover is left/ due neither from company nor contractor, employer and employees relation ceases forthwith.Copy of this paper, contractor will deposit in labour office

For any draft and or any clarification, you can contact me.

Best wishes,

RDS Yadav

LABOUR LAW ADVISER

Director-Future Institute of Engg and Management technology

Mob.: 08439811539

From India, Delhi
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