Gratuity Dues Not form Part of Liquidation Assets: Calcutta High Court Affirms Employees' Rights, Dismisses Employer's Plea

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‘Inability to Create Permanent Posts No Justification for Prolonged Temporary Employment’: Bombay High Court Orders Reinstatement of Malegaon Municipal Workers

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‘Mere Approval Does Not Confer Government Status’: Bombay High Court Declares State Government as Appropriate Authority for ARAI, Upholds Rejection of Workman Status Claim

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Calcutta High Court Directs Central Government to Refer HCL Retirement Age Dispute to Tribunal, Citing Procedural Violations and Need for Adjudication

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Calcutta High Court Directs Central Government to Refer HCL Retirement Age Dispute to Tribunal, Citing Procedural Violations and Need for Adjudication

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Gratuity Dues Not form Part of Liquidation Assets: Calcutta High Court Affirms Employees' Rights, Dismisses Employer's Plea

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Gratuity Dues Not form Part of Liquidation Assets: Calcutta High Court Affirms Employees' Rights, Dismisses Employer's Plea

Safiya Malik The Calcutta High Court, in its judgment, upheld the...