Supreme Court of India
State Bank of India and Ors v. State Bank of India Canteen Employees' Union (bengal Circle) and Ors.
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Labour Laws : Industrial Disputes Act, 1947-Section I I-Reference-Canteen employ- ees of State Bank of India-Claim to be absorbed as employees of State Bank of India-Whether maintainable-Held, No-Canteens being run at various branches by Local Implementation Committees as per Welfare Scheme framed by SBI-Bank not having any statutory or contractual obligation to run such canteens. The State Bank of India Canteen Employees' Union raised a dispute claiming that the canteen employees ostensibly employed by the Local Implementation Committee as per the Scheme framed by the SBI for providing…
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