Government cannot suo motu expand labour dispute scope without workers’ demand, rules Himachal Pradesh High Court, holding termination issues need separate notice.
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SC: Accidents while commuting to and from work covered under Employees’ Compensation Act, 1923; ruling gives retrospective effect to benefit employees.
Delhi High Court rules post-employment non-compete clauses are void under Section 27, affirming employees’ right to work after termination.
SC: Unexplained delay in departmental proceedings must favor employees unless misconduct involves extraneous influences or gratifications.
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