Who Will Penalize the Laxity on the Part of Law Enforcers? – Part V
In the final of a five-part series on the absence of checks and balances on the State to ensure the...
Who Will Penalize the Laxity on the Part of Law Enforcers? – Part IV
In the fourth of a five-part series on the absence of checks and balances on the State to ensure the...
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Who Will Penalize the Laxity on the Part of Law Enforcers? – Part III
In the third of a five-part series on the absence of checks and balances on the State to ensure the...
Who Will Penalize the Laxity on the Part of Law Enforcers? – Part II
In the second of a five-part series on the absence of checks and balances on the State to ensure the...
Who Will Penalize the Laxity on the Part of Law Enforcers? – Part I
In the first of a five-part series on the absence of checks and balances on the State to ensure the...
IRC an unnecessary law on labour negotiations
The Industrial Relations Code has unnecessarily sought to legislate on “matters” for negotiations between the negotiating union/council and the employer. In...
Delay and complexities plague labour reforms
It is almost impossible to implement the new Labour Codes in the near future as 23 states and UTs have...
Essential Defence Services Bill violates ILO policy on strikes
The Essential Defence Services Bill, 2021, violates two resolutions of the International Labour Conference, which provides guidelines for ILO’s policy,...
Is Essential Defence Services Bill a colonial practice to ban strikes?
The Essential Defence Services Bill, 2021, prohibits workers engaged in essential defence services from striking work especially in light of...
Labour Law Reforms: After a Tearing Hurry, Ad-hoism, Lethargy and Complexities Dominate Regulations Making Processes – Part II
Analyzing the stuttering, impeded the implementation of the much-vaunted Labour Codes over the last two years, PROF. K.R. SHYAM SUNDAR explains the...
Labour Law Reforms: After a Tearing Hurry, Ad-hocism, Lethargy and Complexities Dominate Processes of Making Regulations – Part I
Analysing the stuttering, impeded the implementation of the much-vaunted Labour Codes over the last two years, PROF. K.R. SHYAM SUNDAR explains the...
Trade Union Recognition (Central) Rules, 2021 – A Critical Analysis and Some Recommendations – Part II
In the second of a two-part article series analysing the recently published Industrial Relations (Central) Recognition of Negotiating Union or...
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