The Supreme Court held that Gujarat daily-wage skilled workers treated as permanent under the 1988 Government Resolution are entitled to the retirement-day increment and revised pension.
Read Full ArticleSupreme Court rules that a procedural defect at the final appointment stage does not invalidate an entire recruitment process and permits reconsideration of appointments.
Supreme Court upheld the dismissal of an employee who concealed his graduate degree to secure a government job, ruling he was ineligible from the outset.
Delhi High Court rules that employment disputes cannot be treated as commercial disputes under the Commercial Courts Act, holding such contracts are personal service agreements.
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