Joint draft standing orders for similar industrial establishments require trade union consultation, notice, hearing, and reasoned certification. Group of employers engaged in similar industrial establishments may, after consultation with the concerned Trade Union, submit a joint draft of standing orders under section 30 of the Code. The joint draft is to be submitted to the Additional Chief Labour Commissioner (Central), who, in consultation with the concerned certifying officers, may certify it after recording reasons. Before certification, the certifying officer must give notice to the concerned parties and provide a reasonable opportunity of being heard.
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Joint draft standing orders for similar industrial establishments require trade union consultation, notice, hearing, and reasoned certification.
Group of employers engaged in similar industrial establishments may, after consultation with the concerned Trade Union, submit a joint draft of standing orders under section 30 of the Code. The joint draft is to be submitted to the Additional Chief Labour Commissioner (Central), who, in consultation with the concerned certifying officers, may certify it after recording reasons. Before certification, the certifying officer must give notice to the concerned parties and provide a reasonable opportunity of being heard.
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