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Updated on: Aug 2023

Labour Law

Retirement or Resignation, No leave encashment claim- High Court

Aug 23, 2023

Contractual staff cant be sacked for poor performance without notice

The Kerala High Court has held that the contractual staff cant be sacked for poor performance...

Labour Law

Jan 11, 2023

Contractual staff cant be sacked for poor performance without notice

SC partially upholds Kerala HC verdict regarding salary limit of ,

According to Livelaw, The supreme court SC has partially upheld the Kerala High Court judgment. Th...

Labour Law

Nov 4, 2022

SC partially upholds Kerala HC verdict regarding salary limit of ,

Appointment on compassionate ground concession not a right SC

Appointment on compassionate ground is a concession, not a right and the object of granting such emp...

Labour Law

Oct 5, 2022

Appointment on compassionate ground concession not a right SC

Labour Law

Kerala High Court: Pension is a Constitutional right for an employee

The Kerala High Court recently held that the right to pension is a constitutional right, if not a fundamental right and a retired employee cannot be deprived of this right. Case Background The petitions were existing and retired employees of the Kerala Books and Publications Society (KBPS), which is a State government-owned registered society, and […]

Aug 18, 2022

Labour Law

Maternity shouldn’t affect career prospects: Kerala High Court

The Maternity Benefit Act of 1961 aims to provide all benefits to a working woman in a dignified way. The Kerala High Court said in a decision that employers should ensure that maternity shouldn’t affect female employees’ career prospects. Case Background Three contract employees of Kerala University of Health Sciences (KUHS) filed a lawsuit demanding […]

May 12, 2022

Industry

Can’t force employee to refund mistakenly raise given long back: SC

According to the Times of India report, can an increment granted to an employee be recovered from him after his retirement on the ground that they were granted erroneously? The Supreme Court said it cannot be done if there was no misrepresentation made or fraud committed by the employee. The proceeding was under the guidance bench of Justices […]

May 4, 2022

EPFO

Supreme Court to consider review plea in EPF pension case tomorrow

The three-judge Bench headed by Justice U.U. Lalit will consider the petitions on January 18, Monday After an interval of 21 months, the Supreme Court will be considering the review petition filed by the EPFO (Employees Provident Fund Organisation) against the apex court verdict on the pension and the appeal filed by the Ministry of […]

Jan 17, 2021