Appeal filing procedure under wage rules requires Form III, deposit by employer, notice in Form VIII, and consequences for non-appearance. Appeal against an order of the authority is to be filed in Form III electronically or by speed post, with the accompanying documents, before the appellate ... Summary
Appeal filing procedure under wage rules requires Form III, deposit by employer, notice in Form VIII, and consequences for non-appearance.
Appeal against an order of the authority is to be filed in Form III electronically or by speed post, with the accompanying documents, before the appellate authority having jurisdiction. An employer's appeal is not admissible unless the claim amount is deposited at the time of filing. If the appeal is entertained, the respondent must be served with notice in Form VIII, and non-appearance by the employer may lead to ex parte determination, while non-appearance by the applicant may result in dismissal of the appeal.
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