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Impact on Workmen and Trade Unions
Impact on Trade Union Activities
Impact on Workmen's Rights
Authorities under the Industrial Disputes Act, nineteen forty-seven
One. Works Committee (Section three)
Two. Conciliation Officers (Sections four, eleven, and twelve)
Three. Labour Courts, Industrial Tribunals, and National Tribunals
One. Labour Courts (Section seven)
B. Industrial Tribunals (Section seven A)
C. National Tribunals (Section seven B)
Four. Procedure and Powers (Section eleven) - Labour Courts, Tribunals, and National Tribunals:
C. Lay-off: Define the meaning and explain the essential conditions required for a valid lay-off
Deemed Lay-off (Explanation to Section two k k k)
Essential Conditions for a Valid Lay-off
Five. Applicability of Chapter five A (Section twenty-five A)
Six. Completion of One Year of Continuous Service
Seven. Right to Lay-off Compensation
Eight. Maintenance of Muster Rolls (Section twenty-five D)
Nine. Special Provisions for Large Establishments (Chapter five B)
Ten. Offer of Alternative Employment
Eleven. Penalty for Illegal Lay-off
D. Explain the concept of strikes under the Industrial Disputes Act, nineteen forty-seven. Discuss their types and legality.
Two. Notice and Prohibition of Strikes in Public Utility Services (Section twenty-two):
Three. General Prohibition of Strikes (Section twenty-three):
Four. Illegal Strikes (Section twenty-four):
Five. Financial Aid to Illegal Strikes (Section twenty-five):
Six. Penalties for Illegal Strikes and Lock-Outs (Sections twenty-six and twenty-eight):
E. Trade Unions Act, nineteen twenty-six - Objectives and Salient Features
Two. Salient Features of the Trade Unions Act, nineteen twenty-six:
(b) Registration of Trade Unions:
(c) Rights of Registered Trade Unions:
(d) Immunity from Civil and Criminal Liability:
(e) Governance and Accountability:
Registration of Trade Unions under the Trade Unions Act, nineteen twenty-six:
Two. Appointment of Registrar of Trade Unions (Section three)
Three. Eligibility for Registration (Section Four)
Four. Application Procedure (Section Five)
Five. Rules of the Trade Union (Section Six)
Six. Role of the Registrar (Sections Seven to Nine)
Seven. Cancellation or Withdrawal of Registration (Section Ten)
Eight. Appeal (Section Eleven)
Nine. Registered Office and Corporate Status (Sections Twelve to Thirteen)
Eleven. Significance of Registration
F. Trade Union (Amendment) Act, two thousand one - Major Provisions and Impact on Accountability and Democratic Functioning
Two. Major Provisions of the Trade Union (Amendment) Act, two thousand one:
(b) Disclosure of Assets and Liabilities:
(c) Promotion of Internal Democracy:
(d) Registration and Record-Keeping:
(e) Penal Provisions for Non-Compliance:
(f) Encouragement of Transparency in Decision-Making:
Three. Impact on Accountability and Democratic Functioning:
Retrenchment - Definition, Conditions, Compensation, and Judicial Interpretations
Four. Legal Safeguards and Prohibitions:
Five. Major Judicial Interpretations:
Voluntary Arbitration under the Industrial Disputes Act, nineteen forty-seven
Two. Procedure of Voluntary Arbitration:
(a) Agreement to Arbitrate (Section ten A(one), ten B):
(b) Appointment of Arbitrators and Umpire (Section ten A(one A)):
(c) Conduct of Proceedings (Section ten D, ten E):
(d) Award by Arbitrator (Section ten F):
(e) Contingency for Non-Appointment or Government Intervention (Sections ten G, ten H):
(f) Revocability (Section ten C):
Three. Significance of Voluntary Arbitration in Modern Industrial Relations:
(b) Flexibility and Speed:
Four. Judicial Interpretations:
Strikes and Lock-outs: Concept and Legal Framework
Four. Illegal Strikes and Lock-outs (Section twenty-four)
Five. Significance of Sections twenty-two and twenty-three
One. Definition of Industry under Section two (j), ID Act, nineteen forty-seven
Two. Evolution and Judicial Interpretation of the Definition
Key case: Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board versus A. Rajappa
Three. Key Principles from Judicial Evolution
Unfair Labour Practices under the Industrial Disputes Act, nineteen forty-seven:
Two. Types of Unfair Labour Practices (as per the Fifth Schedule)
Three. Penalties for Unfair Labour Practices
Two. Importance of Collective Bargaining
Three. Process of Collective Bargaining
Four. Legal Provisions in India
Health Provisions under the Factories Act, nineteen forty-eight
Two. Disposal of Wastes and Effluents (Section twelve)
Three. Ventilation and Temperature (Section thirteen)
Four. Dust and Fume Control (Section fourteen)
Five. Artificial Humidification (Section fifteen)
Six. Overcrowding (Section sixteen)
Seven. Lighting (Section seventeen)
Eight. Drinking Water (Section eighteen)
Nine. Latrines and Urinals (Section nineteen)
Ten. Spittoons (Section twenty)
Binding Nature of Industrial Tribunal Award and Advantages of a Registered Trade Union
Relevant Legal Provisions
Conclusion on Binding Nature
Part two: Advantages of a Registered Trade Union
Advantages of a Registered Trade Union
Four. Right to Collective Bargaining
Whether a Petrol Pump Constitutes a "Factory" under the Factories Act, nineteen forty-eight - A Case Law-Oriented Analysis
Judicial Interpretation of "Manufacturing Process"
Application to the Present Case
Whether Ram Singh Is a "Worker" under the Factories Act, nineteen forty-eight
Meaning of Manufacturing Process
Application to the Present Case
Industry under Labour Law
Judicial Evolution of the Concept
Concept of 'Workman' under the Industrial Disputes Act, nineteen forty-seven
Essential Ingredients of a Workman
Two. Nature of Work Performed
Exclusions from the Definition
Importance of the Definition
Factory under the Factories Act, nineteen forty-eight
Essential Ingredients of a Factory
Explanation to Section two (m)
Exclusions from the Definition
Employer under Labour Law
Employer in Government-Run Industries
Employer in Industries Run by Local Authorities
Purpose and Rationale of the Definition
Employer-Employee Relationship
Aims and Objects of the Industrial Disputes Act, nineteen forty-seven
Whether the Mali is a 'Workman' and Remedies Available on Removal
Whether the Mali is a 'Workman' under the Industrial Disputes Act, nineteen forty-seven
Remedies Available to the Mali upon Removal from Service
Rights of Registered Trade Unions under the Trade Unions Act, nineteen twenty-six
Salient Features of the Factories Act, nineteen forty-eight
One. Applicability and Coverage
Two. Definition of Manufacturing Process
Three. Provisions Relating to Health of Workers (Chapter Three)
Four. Provisions Relating to Safety (Chapter Four)
Five. Welfare Provisions (Chapter Five)
Six. Regulation of Working Hours (Chapter Six)
Seven. Employment of Women and Young Persons
Eight. Leave with Wages (Chapter Eight)
Nine. Appointment of Inspecting Authorities
Ten. Penalties and Offences