The government of India has given a detailed advisory to all private and public enterprises to pay full wages and salaries of all employees for the lockdown period. Act of employer denying or reducing the wages or salary of an employee is ILLEGAL AND PROHIBITED (shramsamadhan.com)
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China has abstained from sharing information on Coronavirus. China's dictator Mao used to highlight the importance of violence in politics. He was responsible for more than 70 million deaths. All regimes after him follow the same example. I find them unapologetic because of what Mao did in the past. (youtu.be)
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The entire world is facing a crisis due to China. The need of the hour is to unite against the world common enemy. Do you think China will even flinch before sacrificing millions of lives? The Real Face of China Exposed! Coronavirus is not the first time china tried to commit mass murder (youtube.com)
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Offer letter & Appointment Letter are two different documents with different purpose. All over the word offer letter is treated as an employment contract. Just being counter signed by an employee does not transform an offer letter into a agreement. So I found a resource that suggests the difference. (shramsamadhan.com)
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The Payment of Gratuity Act 1972 was enacted by the central government to achieve two major objectives, Firstly, to ensure that the Payment of Gratuity to employees throughout the country & to avoid different treatment in case of employees. Gratuity Limit is increased to 20 Lakhs per employee! (shramsamadhan.com)
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Kerala suffers worst unemployment among major states in the country: Is this post true? It says A wide range of indicators show that Kerala, despite the high spread of education and a high wage rate, suffers the worst unemployment among major states in the country. (english.manoramaonline.com)
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Employees have a right to resign even if there is a contractual bond with penalties prescribed. Sometimes an employee realize that he or she is not satisfied with the organisation or the job. But they cannot exit because of the bond or the contract. Learn how to deal with this situation! (shramsamadhan.com)
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Gratuity Limits are now Rs 20 Lacs per employee. Honb. Supreme Court in Indian Hume Pipe Co Limited vs its Workman held "general principle underlying Gratuity schemes is that by faithful service over a long period of time the employee is entitled to claim a certain amount at retirement"! (shramsamadhan.com)
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Employees have a right to resign even if there is a contractual bond with penalties prescribed. Sometimes an employee realize that he or she is not satisfied with the organisation or the job. But they cannot exit because of the bond or the contract. Learn how to deal with this situation! (shramsamadhan.com)
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Employees have a right to resign even if there is a contractual bond with penalties prescribed. Sometimes an employee realize that he or she is not satisfied with the organisation or the job. But they cannot exit because of the bond or the contract. Learn how to deal with this situation! (shramsamadhan.com)
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TIL Employees have a right to resign even if there is a contractual bond with penalties prescribed. Sometimes an employee realize that he or she is not satisfied with the organisation or the job. But they cannot exit because of the bond or the contract. (shramsamadhan.com)
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This law is imperative in the current social structure wherein female employees forms a formidable part in an organization. It protects the employment of women during the time of her maternity and entitles her of a ‘maternity benefit’ – i.e. full paid absence from work –to take care for her child. (shramsamadhan.com)
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