Supreme Court of India
The Dunlop Rubber Co. (india) Ltd. v. Workmen and Others
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Industrial Dispute-Comp,any carrying on business all over India-Claim by regional employees for raising of age of retirement and scale of gratuity-Power of Industrial Tribunal-If can modify uniform conditions of service according to prevailing conditions. The appellant company was an all-India concern and carried on the major part of its business in Calcutta. Its clerical and non-clerical staff in Bombay raised disputes relating to gratuity and age of retirement and contended that the scale of gratuity for both the clerical and non-clerical staff provided by the existing scheme of the company…
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