Supreme Court of India
Cipla Ltd. v. Maharashtra General Kamgar Union and Ors.
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Labour Laws : Mahara,htra Recognition of Trade Unions & Prevention of Unfair La bour Practices Act, 1971: Section 28-Unfair labour practices-Labourcourt ]urisdiction of-Complaint-Maintainability of-Employer-employee reiation ship-Necessily of-Company employed workmen ihrough conlraclor for clean ing factory premises-Services of such workmen used to be lerminaied after 11 months !hereby depriving 1hem of permanent slatus-Company never /reated such workmen as its employees-Complaint filed by such workmen alleging unfair labour practices-Labour court dismissed the complaint by holding that…
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