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Layoff
According to Industrial Disputes Act,1947 Lay-off is the failure, refusal or inability of an employer to give employment to a workman on account of:
shortage of coal, power or raw materials; the accumulation of stocks; the breakdown of machinery; any other reason.
Process of layoff
Firms employing 100 or more workers
Give layoff for 45 days intermittently or continuously during the period of 12 months
The laid off workman is eligible for compensation under sec. 25(C) of the ID Act,1947 if he meets the eligibility conditions
Rate of compensation = 50% [Basic wages + DA] for all days during which he is laid off, except for such weekly holidays as may intervene.
Certain cases where workmen are not entitled to compensation
Retrenchment
Retrenchment is the termination of the workman's services 'for any reason whatsoever.' However, this does not include the following: Punishment by way of disciplinary action; Voluntary retirement; Retirement at the age of superannuation, if the contract of employment contains a provision in that behalf; Termination on ground of continued ill-health.
Procedure of retrenchment
year .
The retrenched workman is also entitled to re-
employment.
Closure
Procedure of closure
Employer applies for
refuse permission
An order of the govt is issued
Bibliography
http://india.smetoolkit.org/india
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http://www.ilo.org/public/englis
h/dialogue/ifpdial/info/terminati on/countries/india.htm
http://www.indialaws.info/encyc
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