Enquiry procedure for labour law complaints covers notice, appearance, defective filings, time limits, and reasoned orders. Rule 44 prescribes the procedure for enquiry into specified labour law offences by an authorised officer. It provides for electronic or postal notice, ex parte hearing on non-appearance, limited adjournments, video conferencing, filing and reply of complaints and documents, scrutiny and rectification of defects, and reasoned refusal of incomplete or time-barred complaints. The rule also requires detailed orders, guidance by the Code of Civil Procedure, and access to inspection of the complaint record.
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Enquiry procedure for labour law complaints covers notice, appearance, defective filings, time limits, and reasoned orders.
Rule 44 prescribes the procedure for enquiry into specified labour law offences by an authorised officer. It provides for electronic or postal notice, ex parte hearing on non-appearance, limited adjournments, video conferencing, filing and reply of complaints and documents, scrutiny and rectification of defects, and reasoned refusal of incomplete or time-barred complaints. The rule also requires detailed orders, guidance by the Code of Civil Procedure, and access to inspection of the complaint record.
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