Retrenchment of workers requires notice or payment in lieu, compensation based on average pay, and government notification. Retrenchment of a worker with at least one year's continuous service is permitted only after the worker has received one month's written notice or payment in lieu, has been paid compensation equal to fifteen days' average pay for each completed year (with specified treatment of parts of a year), and prescribed notice has been served on the appropriate Government or specified authority.
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Retrenchment of workers requires notice or payment in lieu, compensation based on average pay, and government notification.
Retrenchment of a worker with at least one year's continuous service is permitted only after the worker has received one month's written notice or payment in lieu, has been paid compensation equal to fifteen days' average pay for each completed year (with specified treatment of parts of a year), and prescribed notice has been served on the appropriate Government or specified authority.
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