Supreme Court of India
Employees State Insurance Corporation v. Gnanambigai Mills Ltd.
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Labour Law: Employees State Insurance Corporation Act, 19481/ndustrial Disputes Act, 1948: s.2(22)/s.10- - "Wages"-Payments made to workmen in terms of order made by State Government under s.10- as introduced in State of Tamil Nadu-Employees ' demand for increase in wages-Reference made to Special Tribunal-Government of Tamil Nadu-Orders dated 15. 7. 1985 and 29. 7. 1985-Directing certain payments tO be made to workmen pending the dispute-Money so paid to be adjusted against the monetary benefits to be awarded by Tribunal-Compromise between the emp/.oyer and employees providing that the…
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