Linkages For Representation Regarding Industrial Dispute Before:
As Listed Below, There Are Several Additional Linkages For Representation For Which We Also Provide The Services.
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Conciliation Officer(i.e. ACL & DCL)
A conciliation officer is required to investigate industrial disputes as soon as possible and attempt to settle them. In order to do this, he or she may take any action he or she deems appropriate to encourage parties to reach a just and amicable resolution.
Labour Court
Under the provisions of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947, Central Government Industrial Tribunal-cum-Labour Courts (CGIT-cum-LCs) are established for the adjudication of industrial disputes originating in the Central Sphere. There are 22 CGIT-cum-LCs established in different States, of which 12 are under Plan Scheme and 10 are under Non-Plan Scheme.
Industrial Court & Industrial Tribunal
The industry issues Act of 1947 established the Central Government Industrial Tribunal-cum-Labour Courts (CGIT-cum-LCs) to handle Central Sphere industry issues. There are 22 CGIT-cum-LCs established in different States, with 10 of them operating under non-plan schemes and 12 operating under plan schemes.
High Court
The High Court is a state's top court of law. After the Supreme Court of India, it is regarded as the second-highest court in the nation. India now has 25 High Courts located in various states across the nation.
