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T.Thirumurugan
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Dear HR experts and Seniors,

Please clarify following things,

We have taken contract licence for 50 employees from Guntur contract labour commissioner office,

Under our contract (Assume A), we have engaged one civil main contractor (Assume B) and one mechanical main contractor (Assume C).

Under B, Nearly 15 employees are working in first 3 months

Under C, Nearly 20 employees are working in second 3 months

We are not paying wages to employees whose are working under B & C. Because they are not in our scope. we are paying the bill payment only to main contractor B & C.

B will complete his work fully within 3 months in first quarter

C will complete his work fully within 3 months in second quarter.

Really we do not know how much salary B & C is giving to his employees.

That B & C employees are not working continuously under B & C control.

B & C are replacing new new employees frequently. They are not regularize his employees

We are not interfering in that such type of matters.

Only we are communicating with B & C directly, Not his employees

Many times, B & C employees are shuffled from one workplace to another workplace by B & C. But that another workplace is not in our scope (A Control).

Another workplace is controlling by B & C.

In our control (A), 11 regular employees (On roll, Muster Roll, Permanent, Not contract labour) are working.

For this case, may we maintain following things to B & C employees or A Employees or both under The Contract Labour (Regulation and Abolition) Act, 1970 and the Contract Labour (Regulation and Abolition) Central Rules, 1971?

Form XIII Register of Workmen employed by the contractor Rule 75

Form XIV Employment Card Rule 76

Form XV Service Certificate Rule 77

Form XVI Muster Roll Rule 78(1)(a)(i)

Form XVII Register Of Wages Rule 78(1)(a)(i)

Form XVIII Register Of Wages cum Muster Roll Rule 78(1)(a)(i)

Form XIX Wage Slip Rule 78(1)(b)

Form XX Register of deductions for damage or loss Rule 78(1)(a)(ii)

Form XXI Register Of Fines Rule 78(1)(a)(ii)

Form XXII Register Of Advances Rule 78(1)(a)(ii)

Form XXIII Register Of Overtime Rule 78(1)(a)(iii)

May we maintain PF & ESI to B & C employees or our (A) employees or both?

Please clarify above things

Thanks with Regards

Thirumurugan

From India, Hyderabad
T.Thirumurugan
30

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From India, Hyderabad
T.Thirumurugan
30

Dear HR experts and Seniors,

Please clarify following things,

We have taken contract licence for 50 employees from Guntur contract labour commissioner office,

Under our contract (Assume A), we have engaged one civil main contractor (Assume B) and one mechanical main contractor (Assume C).

Under B, Nearly 15 employees are working in first 3 months

Under C, Nearly 20 employees are working in second 3 months

We are not paying wages to employees whose are working under B & C. Because they are not in our scope. we are paying the bill payment only to main contractor B & C.

B will complete his work fully within 3 months in first quarter

C will complete his work fully within 3 months in second quarter.

Really we do not know how much salary B & C is giving to his employees.

That B & C employees are not working continuously under B & C control.

B & C are replacing new new employees frequently. They are not regularize his employees

We are not interfering in that such type of matters.

Only we are communicating with B & C directly, Not his employees

Many times, B & C employees are shuffled from one workplace to another workplace by B & C. But that another workplace is not in our scope (A Control).

Another workplace is controlling by B & C.

In our control (A), 11 regular employees (On roll, Muster Roll, Permanent, Not contract labour) are working.

For this case, may we maintain following things to B & C employees or A Employees or both under The Contract Labour (Regulation and Abolition) Act, 1970 and the Contract Labour (Regulation and Abolition) Central Rules, 1971?

Form XIII Register of Workmen employed by the contractor Rule 75

Form XIV Employment Card Rule 76

Form XV Service Certificate Rule 77

Form XVI Muster Roll Rule 78(1)(a)(i)

Form XVII Register Of Wages Rule 78(1)(a)(i)

Form XVIII Register Of Wages cum Muster Roll Rule 78(1)(a)(i)

Form XIX Wage Slip Rule 78(1)(b)

Form XX Register of deductions for damage or loss Rule 78(1)(a)(ii)

Form XXI Register Of Fines Rule 78(1)(a)(ii)

Form XXII Register Of Advances Rule 78(1)(a)(ii)

Form XXIII Register Of Overtime Rule 78(1)(a)(iii)

May we maintain PF & ESI to B & C employees or our (A) employees or both?

Please clarify above things

Thanks with Regards

Thirumurugan

From India, Hyderabad
Glidor
628

Main contractor has has been awarded with contract in sole capacity of A or in split capacity with B and C?,
Labor licence holder has to be ensure that all formalities and statistical dues are paid within due time by sub-contractor, otherwise he is liable for payment of same.
B and C has to submit the EPFO and ESIC records of their employees engaged in contract, and before clearing their dues the principal has to get ensure that the dues are paid for govt. otherwise the liability remains with principal contractor as well as on principal


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