Industrial closure notice requires advance Form-XIII service to government, labour commissioner, and worker representatives. An employer intending to close an industrial establishment must serve notice of intended closure in Form-XIII at least sixty days before the proposed closure date. The notice must be given to the Central Government and a copy sent to the concerned Deputy Chief Labour Commissioner (Central) by e-mail or speed post. A further copy must also be sent to the registered Trade Unions or authorised representatives of workers.
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Industrial closure notice requires advance Form-XIII service to government, labour commissioner, and worker representatives.
An employer intending to close an industrial establishment must serve notice of intended closure in Form-XIII at least sixty days before the proposed closure date. The notice must be given to the Central Government and a copy sent to the concerned Deputy Chief Labour Commissioner (Central) by e-mail or speed post. A further copy must also be sent to the registered Trade Unions or authorised representatives of workers.
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