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Is it possible to terminate a worker in an unionised organisation on medical grounds if the worker’s health is keeping him from contributing to the organization? Which labour code covers this?
From India, Hyderabad
Madhu.T.K
3891

If he has been absenting due to ill health continuously, you can terminate him after giving him sufficient opportunities to be heard. His medical unfitness is not a ground for his continuance in service.
From India, Kannur
Babu Alexander
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You may also refer to the discussion in this cite >https://www.citehr.com/627289-termination-workman-medical-grounds-frequently-taking-leaves.html#post2462165<
From India, Madras
Anonymous
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What procedure Employer is supposed to follow while terminating the services of a workman on the ground of continuous ill health?
From India, Delhi
KK!HR
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You may constitute a Medical Board comprising 3-4 doctors of the local area, direct the employee to present himself with all the medical records to assess his suitability. The Medical Board has to be forwarded a self explanatory note with the medical history of the employee. Based on the Medical opinion rendered by the Board, the case can be decided and accordingly order could be issued.
From India, Mumbai
Babu Alexander
294

If the worker is covered under ESI Act, then you may request the Medical Officer, ESI , to refer his case to medical board for opinion. Based on the opinion you may initiate action.
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