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SHYAMALKANTI MAHAPATRA   27 March 2008 at 10:54

FORCEFULL SIGNING OF BOND AT TIME OF HANDING OVER THE RELEASE LETTER.

DEAR SIR,

CAN A EMPLOYER SIGN MAKE ME SIGN A BOND ASKING ME NOT TO JOIN THEIR COMPETIOR FOR THE NEXT FIVE YEARS AFTER THEY RELEASE ME IN ACCEPTAnce TO MY RESIGNATION LETTER.

I WOULD LIKE TO MENTION THAT I WAS IN THEIR MARKETING DEPT AND THWEY HAVE NOT GIVEN ME ANY PROFESSIONBAL TRAINING.

KINDLY HELP.

REGRADS

SHYAMAL

prakash   27 March 2008 at 01:04

Insurance company document

hi,
what are the legal document & permissions required for the insurance company branch in tamil nadu

Prakash

ANSHUL RASTOGI   25 March 2008 at 12:35

BENEFITS TO SICK COMPANY

What benefit is available under central and state acts to sick company set up in utrakhand.

prakash   25 March 2008 at 04:37

TN Shops & Establishments Act

Hi All

Anybody can send me TN Shops & Establishments Act at my email smaktraders@yahoo.com
(or)
prakash.cbe@rediffmail.com
Thanks & Regard
Prakash

prakash   25 March 2008 at 04:31

Shop and establishment act

Hi,

Im Prakash as an admin in one MNC company,
i need to know what is shop and establishment act Act and what is the requirement for that this act come from which section.

In tamil nadu level if i need the act for my new branches...

Regards
Prakash

Dan Avson   24 March 2008 at 12:02

Bond period

I had posted a query about financial bond which was answered by expert Mr. Manmeet Singh Arora on 6th March,2008.This query stands resolved now.

I came across a similar query from Mr. Biprangshu Saha under the subject Bonded labour which was also answered by expert Mr. Manmeet Singh Arora but the response to this query has left me a bit confused.

In answer to my query, it is informed that company can not force me to pay the bond amount as this bond(on a 100 rupee stamp paper)does not hold a legal value and it can not substitue my will to join other company or resign.
Where as in answer to the query of Mr. Biprangshu Saha, it is informed that he either need to serve his full term as bond or pay back to company.

Please clarify.

Dan Avson.

Himanshu Sharma   23 March 2008 at 13:16

Compensation Under workmen Compensation Act

Dear Friends

Is there any upper limit of Liability to an employer under workmen's Compensation Act, 1923 if an employee mets with an accident and suffers Permanent Total Disablement.

Please reply to this query on an ASAP basis.

Thanks in Advance.

Himanshu Sharma

sudhakar   22 March 2008 at 15:52

question regarding leaves

sick leaves & casual leaves are mandatory or not on company

amrita   22 March 2008 at 09:56

Outdated labor laws

Hi,

I want to know about some outdated labor laws. Pls help me

Regards

Amrita

RAMANARAYANAN.G   22 March 2008 at 00:24

MEDICAL LEAVE-IS PRIOR APPROVAL NECESSARY?

Sir,
One of my friend who is working in a qasi Kerala Govt. undertaking in a Managerial post where the Kerala Service Rules (KSR)is made applicable is suffering from ilness of accute back and joint pains due to Osteophytosis and Lumbar Canal stenosis for the last more than 8 years.
He is undergoing medical treatment(both Allopathy&Ayurveda)every year regularly after taking the leave in his credit as well as on loss of pay for nearly 2 Months each.He used to take leave only when it becomes impossible for him to attend any further office duties due to severe pain.There are clear medical records and Laboratory test reports(including scanning report) stating the details of the above illness.
As in previous years he submitted proper application for 2 months medical leave from 10-03-2008 out of the eligible leave in his credit along with proper Medical certificate from the consulting Doctor.He
went for treatment without waiting for the approval of the same by the Managing Director,as it had become impossible for him to attend his official duties any further due to severe pain.
Now it is informed through registered notice from the company that the leave has not been granted and unless rejoined for duties immediately it will be considered as Unauthoried Absence which may attract legal action including termination from the service without further notice.It is also informed by the company that his salary will be withheld for the period of absence even though there is sufficient eligible leave in
his credit.
Now,he is undergoing medical treatment and not in a position to join for duties immediately without completing the treatment.I is therefore requested to kindly provide valued openion as to whether:
1.Prior sanction is a must for availing leave on medical ground or is it sufficient that proper leave application along with medical certificate is submitted?
2.Whether the company is justified to insist for rejoing when one is undergoing treatment and not in a position to join for duty?
3.Whether the company is justified in treating the period of leave as unauthorised absence and withhold eligible salary even though proper
leave application alongwith medical certificate from approved Phusician
is submitted in advance?
4.Whether the company can terminate him from the service on the ground that he has not rejoind for duties after discontinuing the medical treatment?
5.Whether the company can prevent him from rejoing for duties after completion of the treatment on the reason that he has not joined for duties as per the notice from the company?
6.what are the recourses open to him in case the company proceeds to withhold is salary or terminate him from service without any notice?
7.Can any employer deny leave applied by an employee genuinely on medical Ground?
In this context it is to be noted that there are cases in the company itself where leave on medical and other grounds have been granted to certain employees without following any of the basic norms of leave sanctioning even without medical certificate or proper leave application.

I am anticipating a detaild expert openion in this respect at the earliest.

RAMANARAYANAN.G