Rumana Naaz
15 March 2008 at 12:26
Hi Team,
I am new member to this forum.
I have a query regarding working hours defined as per law for IT Industry
I work as a HR Executive in a small IT company based in Hyderabad and the standard working hours in this company is 9hrs including 45min of lunch break and we work 6days a week and only Sunday is a holiday. I have worked in a company before in Bangalore and we had offs on Saturday as well infact most of the Software Companies in Hyderabad as well do not work on Saturdays. I want to know whats the legal working hours assigned by government (specifically for software companies)?
hemal
14 March 2008 at 20:24
hi,
i put in my papers in a software company that i currently work in on 20/02/2008. The HR policy of the company clearly states that an employee may leave the company after serving a month's notice or by buying the notice period if the supervisor agrees. so 30 day's notice ends on 20/03/2008 which i'm willing to serve.
However, strange as it may sound, my supervisor is unwilling to relieve me before 31/03/2008 thereby demanding a notice period of 41 days. Now, my next employer is not ready to take me in after 28th.
can i take legal action against my company ? if so, how ?
i even consulted the HR (she acknowledged that there exists a 30 day notice period) who said that its better to take supervisor's approval. when queried whether i would get the relieving letter after 30 days, she simply blew away the topic.
pls advise and inform me of my rights. !!
john
14 March 2008 at 19:04
Respected Sir,
This is john here. I'm a software engineer. Last year i joined a reputed MNC name as "x".But i was there only for one month.I got a good offer from another leading MNC "y".So i joined the new organization"y".In my previous organization "x" i applied for 1 month of sick leave. It's got approved. After 1 month i called to HR & inform them that i need 2 more months leave. The HR asked me to fax the medical certificate. But i did not send & put down my resignation letter to the company "x". After 2 months i got a call from 3 rd party that they are conducting exit interview on behalf of company "x" for those are not gone through normal exit process.The exit interview was telephonic. After that i did not receive any call.The company did not send any letter . When i joined company "x", i submitted my prior experience letter. Now i joined new organization. My concern is that does the company "x" will inform to my prior company. I did not show any experience of company "x". Concern is only for my previous organization.From my previous organization i got proper releiving letter.does it create problem i reference check . Please clarrify it.
Thanks
John
SAM KOSHY
13 March 2008 at 16:57
One pvt Ltd company with about 3000 workers closed during the year 1984. So many cases are pending in High Courts with the mgmt on the first part & state govt. on the other part. So many other cases are proceeding in the Mumbai high court also. Everybody Know there is no chance to open the company again. Actually the company is closed during financial liablities and employee strike.
Cases are running & pending since 1984 ( Around 25 years).
As a poor employee what can I do under this situation for my gratuity and other benefits.I have 17 years service with the company.
When an employee approach a lower or high court at last the judge's judgement will be like this '' the case is already in the consideration of high court''.
In India If you put around 10 cases againist one case nothing will be going to be happen for the next 25 years. is it true.
If a state govt also included in the case then what the employee will do ?
S,K,
debashisroy01
13 March 2008 at 14:51
Dear Experts,
As per the Industrial Employment Act (Standing Orders) 1946, what I have known is that it is applicable to all establishments wherein 100 or more workmen are employed or were employed on any day during the preceeding 12 months.
I have seen this act for the states of Punjab, Delhi.
I would like to know from our experts here, that whether the state of haryana has ammended this act, which makes it applicable to establishments with 50 or more workers employed in the organization.
Your immediate responses would be highly appreciated.
Thanking you in advance.
Regards
Debashis Roy
S. Krishnamoorthy
13 March 2008 at 08:44
Can any one let me know whether there are any legal verdicts to treat "trainees" as "employees" within the meaning of ESI Act?
The Supreme Court of India has held that under the model standing orders, apprentices are "trainees" and they are not "employees".
S. Krishnamoorthy
reshmi nijith
12 March 2008 at 19:55
Is Casual Leave and Sick leave compulsory for a US based small BPO in Kerala?
Aakash
12 March 2008 at 16:24
Hello Sir,
I worked with a financial firm from Nov 2007 to Feb 2008. The co. terminated my services without giving any prior notice or warning to me either in writing and verbal. I asked for the reasons, but they unable to justify any reasons of my termination.
Along with that, the co. is not offering me experience letter, along with my dues of two months salary as mentioned in the offer letter, after giving 3 reminders.
Can you please help me out, how shall i proceed further. I would like to take serious action against the co.
Abhimanyu Soni
12 March 2008 at 10:20
My query is still not resolved fully.
Query:
What is the remedy when an employer has deposited the employer's contribution to ESIC since ESI Act became applicable but have neither deposited nor deducted the employees' contribution from their wages.
We know that this is a fault on our part but there must be some remedy.
Please help.
Thanks and regards
Abhimanyu Soni
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1. When Bonus Act gets applicable to any co.
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