Dear Mr.Manish Gadre
Please read my post again and specifically the last sentence. My last sentence in my last post reads as "Therefore my view is that both work contract and labour contract are covered by the provisions of the Contract Labour(Regulation and Abolition) Act, subject of course to the other conditions of the CLRA Act." Moreover the CLRA Act does not refer to "work contract" or "labour contract". The issue is whether a "work contract" and a "work contractor" can come within the purview of the CLRA Act or not. In such a discussion the fundamental premise is that the other conditions specified under the CLRA Act had been met or have to be met. So when I made my last post I was fully aware about the requirements for the applicability of the CLRA Act. Incidentally, the first sentence in your post reads as "I feel that this Act applies to every establishment where 20 or more than 20 workmen are employed". This statement of yours is at variance with the provisions of the CLRA Act.
With regards
From India, Madras
169Please read my post again and specifically the last sentence. My last sentence in my last post reads as "Therefore my view is that both work contract and labour contract are covered by the provisions of the Contract Labour(Regulation and Abolition) Act, subject of course to the other conditions of the CLRA Act." Moreover the CLRA Act does not refer to "work contract" or "labour contract". The issue is whether a "work contract" and a "work contractor" can come within the purview of the CLRA Act or not. In such a discussion the fundamental premise is that the other conditions specified under the CLRA Act had been met or have to be met. So when I made my last post I was fully aware about the requirements for the applicability of the CLRA Act. Incidentally, the first sentence in your post reads as "I feel that this Act applies to every establishment where 20 or more than 20 workmen are employed". This statement of yours is at variance with the provisions of the CLRA Act.
With regards
From India, Madras
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