Month: September 2023

  • Obligations and Rights of Recognized Trade Union Under MRTU & Pulp Act, 1971

    Obligations and Rights of Recognized Trade Union Under MRTU & Pulp Act, 1971

    Law and You > Labour Laws > Collective Bargaining and Trade Unions > Obligations and Rights of Trade Union Under MRTU & Pulp Act, 1971 In this article, we shall study the obligations and rights of a recognized trade union. Legal Status of Recognized Trade Union: Obligations or Duties of Registered Trade Unions: Section 19:…

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  • Recognition of Trade Union Under MRTU & Pulp Act, 1971

    Recognition of Trade Union Under MRTU & Pulp Act, 1971

    Law and You > Labour Laws > Collective Bargaining and Trade Unions > Recognition of Trade Union Chapter III of the MRTU & PULP Act, 1971 deals with the recognition of a trade union. In this article, we shall study the recognition of a trade union and the importance of its registration. Union Under MRTU…

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  • Trade Union

    Trade Union

    Law and You > Labour Laws > The Industrial Relations Code, 2020 > Trade Union Modernization, the need for quality, and increased productivity are important for competing in the international market. Modernization may cause the introduction of modern automatic machinery and may require high skilled labours. Thus, modernization results in the displacement, laying off, and…

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  • Disadvantages and Advantages of Collective Bargaining

    Disadvantages and Advantages of Collective Bargaining

    Law and You > Labour Laws > Collective Bargaining and Trade Unions > Disadvantages and Advantages of Collective Bargaining Collective bargaining is a process of negotiating between management and workers represented by their representatives for determining mutually agreed terms and conditions of work which protect the interest of both workers and the management. Collective bargaining…

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  • Process of Collective Bargaining

    Process of Collective Bargaining

    Law and You > Labour Laws > Collective Bargaining and Trade Unions > Process of Collective Bargaining Collective Bargaining is a process of discussion and negotiation between employer and workers regarding terms of employment and working conditions. Workers are generally represented by trade unions with respect to expressing their grievance concerning service conditions and wages…

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  • Types and Pre-Requisites of Collective Bargaining

    Types and Pre-Requisites of Collective Bargaining

    Law and You > Labour Laws > Collective Bargaining and Trade Unions > Types and Pre-Requisites of Collective Bargaining In last article, we have seen brief idea of collective bargaining. In the next few articles we shall discuss each concept in detail. In this article, we shall discuss types and pre-requisites of collective bargaining. ILO…

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  • Who Can Claim Maintenance Under Section 125 of CrPC?

    Who Can Claim Maintenance Under Section 125 of CrPC?

    Law and You >Procedural Laws > CrPC > Who Can Claim Maintenance Under Section 125 of CrPC? Maintenance is a term mostly associated with the financial support that a woman (wife) can claim from her husband after divorce. But the children and parents of a married man can also claim maintenance from him. Maintenance for…

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  • Section 125 of CrPC – Who is Supposed to Pay the Maintenance?

    Section 125 of CrPC – Who is Supposed to Pay the Maintenance?

    Law and You >Procedural Laws > CrPC > Section 125 of CrPC – Who is Supposed to Pay the Maintenance? Maintenance is a term mostly associated with the financial support that a woman can claim from her husband after divorce. But the children and parents of a married man can also claim maintenance from him.…

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  • First Information Report (FIR) Section 154 CrPC

    First Information Report (FIR) Section 154 CrPC

    Law and You >Procedural Laws > CrPC > Section 154 of CrPC (FIR) In this article, we shall study the concept of “the First Information” under Section 154 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973. Commonly this reporting is known as the First Information Report (FIR). The investigation is one of the important functions carried…

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  • Section 154 of CrPC (FIR)

    Section 154 of CrPC (FIR)

    Law and You >Procedural Laws > CrPC > Section 154 of CrPC (FIR) Police are the first agency for the administration of criminal justice and are considered to be the first line of defence against crime. The primary responsibility of Police is to protect life, liberty, and property of citizens. It is for the protection…

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