The Contract Labour (Regulation & Abolition) Act, 1970, is a crucial piece of legislation that governs the employment of contract labor in various establishments. It aims to regulate the conditions of service and employment of contract labor and to provide for its abolition in certain circumstances. This program is designed to equip employers, HR professionals, and legal practitioners with a comprehensive understanding of their obligations under the Act. Participants will learn about the regulatory framework, compliance requirements, and best practices to ensure adherence to the law.
Scope and applicability – understanding State-wise implementation
Key definitions – contract of service vs. contract for service
Registration of establishments employing contract labour – when is it required?
Licensing of contractors – conditions and validity
Renewal, suspension, and revocation of licenses
Criteria and precautions for appointing contract workers
Conditions and cases for regularization
Relevant case laws and judicial interpretations
Responsibilities of principal employers under the law
Duties and obligations of labour contractors
Facilities: canteens, restrooms, first-aid
Wages, benefits, and entitlements for contract workers
Supporting case laws and judgments
Legal provisions for prohibition of contract labour
Key judgments and implications
Registers and records to be maintained by employers and contractors
Filing half-yearly/annual returns
Analysis of landmark judgments
Real-world cases of compliance and non-compliance
Legal penalties for violations
Risk mitigation and compliance strategies
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