Supreme Court of India
State of Himachal Pradesh and Anr. v. Ravinder Singh
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Labour Laws: Regularisation - Daily-wager - Seeking regularization as Clerk - Employer offering regularisation as 'Chowkidar' - c Offer refused by worker - Termination - Industrial dispute - Tribunal upheld termination - High Court directing regularisation as Clerk - Challenge to - Held: Worker concerned was not selected in the manner as applicable to regular employees - He was a mere back-door entrant - Hence, directions given by High Court for regularization in the _ ..... post of Clerk set aside - However, time granted to worker to accept offer for regularisation as 'Chowkidar'.
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