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The Jalna District Central Co‑Operative Bank petitioned the High Court to set aside an Industrial Court order directing it to pay Dearness Allowance (DA) to several retired employees up to their retirement dates with interest. The Bank argued that it had frozen DA in 2010, that the employees had not …
The Jalna District Central Co‑Operative Bank filed several writ petitions challenging an Industrial Court order that directed it to pay Dearness Allowance (DA) to retired employees up to their retirement date with interest. The bank argued that it had frozen DA payments in 2010, that the employees …
The Jalna District Central Co‑Operative Bank challenged an Industrial Court order directing it to pay Dearness Allowance (DA) with interest to several retired employees. The bank argued that it had frozen DA in 2010, that the employees had not challenged this earlier, and that a post‑retirement …
The Jalna District Central Co‑Operative Bank filed several writ petitions challenging an Industrial Court order that directed it to pay Dearness Allowance (DA) to retired employees up to their retirement date with interest. The Bank argued that it had frozen DA payments in 2010, that the freeze was …
The respondent, Somnath Sopan Pawar, worked as a labourer at the Seed Multiplication Centre for more than 240 days a year and claimed that the petitioners, the State Agriculture Officers, deliberately kept him on temporary contracts to avoid granting permanency, constituting an unfair labour …
The Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM) challenged an Industrial Court order that partially allowed a complaint by senior audit employee Sudha Ramesh Shelar, while Shelar sought relief from a compulsory retirement notice issued when she turned 55. The employee had been promoted in 2010 …
The Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (petitioners) challenged the Industrial Court's order that reinstated a former employee (respondent) and corrected his date of birth in the service record. The respondent had signed his service book showing a birth date of 2 June 1952 but later claimed his …
