CHAPTER XV PARTICIPATION OF WORKERS IN THE PROFIT OF THE COMPANIES ![232. Application of the Chapter.—(1) This Chapter shall apply to a company or establishment which fulfils any one of the following conditions, namely:— the amount of its paid up ...

CHAPTER XIV SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTE, LABOUR COURT, LABOUR APPELLATE TRIBUNAL, LEGAL PROCEEDINGS, ETC. Raising of industrial dispute.—No industrial dispute shall be deemed to exist, unless it is raised by an employer or by a collective bargaining agent in accordance with ...

CHAPTER XIII TRADE UNIONS AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Special definition of worker.—In this Chapter, unless there is anything repugnant in the subject or context, 'worker' means a worker as defined in section 2 (65), and includes, for the purpose of any ...

CHAPTER XII COMPENSATION FOR INJURY CAUSED BY ACCIDENT Liability of the employer to pay compensation.—(1) If a worker is bodily injured by an accident arising out of the course of his employment, his employer shall be liable to pay him ...

CHAPTER XI THE WAGES BOARD Establishment of the Minimum Wages Board.—(1) The Government shall establish a Board to be called the Minimum Wages Board. (2) The Minimum Wages Board, hereinafter referred to in this Chapter as the Wage Board, shall ...

CHAPTER X WAGES AND PAYMENT THEREOF Special definition of wages.- Unless there is anything repugnant in the subject or context, in this Chapter, "wages" means the wages as defined in section 2 (45), and also includes the following dues, namely:— ...

CHAPTER IX WORKING HOUR AND LEAVE Daily working hour.—No adult worker shall ordinarily work or be required to work in an establishment for more than 8 (eight) hours in a day: Provided that subject to the provisions of section 108, ...

CHAPTER VIII WELFARE MEASURES First-aid appliances.—(1) In every establishment the first-aid box or cupboard equipped with the contents prescribed by rules shall be provided to be readily accessible during all working hours. The number of such box or cupboard shall ...

CHAPTER VII SPECIAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO HEALTH, HYGIENE AND SAFETY Dangerous operation.—Where the Government is satisfied that any operation carried on in an establishment exposes any person employed in it to a serious risk of bodily injury, poisoning or disease, ...

CHAPTER VI SAFETY Safety of building and machinery.—(1) When it appears to an Inspector that any building, or any part thereof, or any road, machinery or plant 1[or internal electrical system of a building] an establishment is in a condition ...