Supreme Court of India
The Management of Sri Ramnarayan Mills Ltd. v. Secretary Coimbatore District Textile Workers Union (hms) and Ors
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Labour Law: Certified Standing Orders – Application filed by the appellant (employer) to the Joint Commissioner of Labour (certifying officer) seeking permission to add new ground i.e. “break in service” in Clause 16 of the Chapter of Punishment in Certified Standing Orders – Labour court and High Court dismissed the application – On appeal, held: “break in service” cannot be allowed as a ground by way of punishment in Clause 16 of the Chapter of Punishment in Certified Standing Orders – Such a ground will defeat the very object of the Payment of Gratuity Act which is a beneficial legislation…
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