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VirtualName (Software Engineer)     19 June 2015

Could be the company polices need to be in printed form

Hi,

Each year company changes their polices for the current financial year applied to employees.
And the new policies (like Performance bonce, leave, notice period) can only be access by web mode (online). Means they change the policies and just trigger the email to employees that policies has been updated.
And no printed version is cirrculated among the employees.

Isn't it neccessary that company must cirrculate the printed version among the employees?

Please suggest LAW / Act related to this.

Note:
Employee Type: Permanent
Employee Department: IT (Software)
Employee CITY: Bangalore.

 

Kindly help me....



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Rama chary Rachakonda (Secunderabad/Telangana state Highcourt practice watsapp no.9989324294 )     19 June 2015

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Kumar Doab (FIN)     19 June 2015

The matter has been discussed in other threads initiated by you also.

 

  1. The company is not concealing it from employees by keeping it on shared web portal that can be accessed by employees.
  2. The companies do insert in appointment letter that service shall be governed by say  HR policies announced from time to time and would try to take refuge in………………that employee has consented by accepting it on appointment letter.
  3. Performance bonus: it is in addition to wages (that can’t be lower than Min.Wages) and establishment can succeed in having a private policy.
  4. Leave: can’t be inferior to provisions  of Karnataka Shops and Commercial establishments Act, but can be superior to as provided for in the Act. Company might draft a leave policy after negotiated settlement with employees/ as per standing orders .
  5. Notice Period: can’t be inferior to provisions of Karnataka Shops and Commercial establishments Act, standing orders (model/certified). Longer notice period is beneficial for the employer but detrimental to the interest of employees.
  6.  State of Karnataka has made it mandatory to have GRC in each company.
  7. IT/ITeS employee’s union are existing in Karnataka and have done a good job. Trade Unions have embraced employee’s unions. Unions can negotiate for employees.
  8. As per ID Act employee’s can form ‘Works Committee’ and it is an authority as per the Act.

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