Judicial Intervention in the Contract of Employment: Some Reflections on Labour Adjudication in India

Jaivir Singh ()

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Abstract: The industrial dispute act 1947, provides the basis for settling disputes that may arise between employers and employees. According to the act if concerned parties are unable to resolve the dispute, they have several options open to them. One possibility is to set up a so called Works Committee consisting of workers and employers which tries to sort out dispute. However since the recommendations of such committee do not have any legal standings, this route of resolving the dispute is very rare. The more common option is to initiate a process called conciliation.

Keywords: judicial intervention; employment; labour; industrial dispute. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2008-08
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