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Friday, 13 February 2009
Union cabinet approved amendment to the Industrial Dispute Act
The Union cabinet on Feb 11, approved amendment to the Industrial Dispute Act, which will make it mandatory for industrial establishments to set up grievance redressal cells. It has also clearly defined that all disputes pertaining to public sector enterprises where the Union government has above 51% stake must be referred to a Central authority to adjucate. The new amendment will also allow labour courts to enforce a decree without involving the the labour department and district magistrate, as is the current practice.
At present, the labour department enforces the implementation of an award. The Act is being amended after more than two decades, and according to a labour ministry official, about half of a dozen recommendations have been approved by the cabinet, which includes laying down terms and conditions of presiding officers in Central tribunals and fixing time period for conciliation officers to settle disputes between a worker and an employer.
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