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Home > LAW BOOKS > Labour, Employment & Service Law > Disciplinary Proceedings & Employment Practice > 2nd Edition, 1988 |
A complete, practical and thorough work that gives full guidance to the employer as well as the employee in various kinds of disciplinary action cases.
In very practical terms, it explains the rights and obligations of the employer and provides an understanding of the areas in which an employer may still dispense with an employee's services without inviting legal or judicial odium. Where does one draw the line between permissible 'termination simpliciter' and an action which is stigmatic or punitive? This book also clearly explains the procedure and do's and don'ts for such action.
The circumstances under which an employer's disciplinary action can be challenged are also clearly explained. The remedies available to employees against illegal or motivated disciplinary action are explained in detail, and the rights and responsibilities of employees under various laws are discussed at length.
Important case law has been incorporated, and legislative changes affecting the rights and obligations of employers and employees in this field have been noted. The book is of immense utility to the employers, the judiciary, the labour law enforcement agencies, and industrial houses.
Part I: Discipline and Employment
Chapter I: Discipline
Chapter II: Misconduct and Standing Orders
Chapter III: Employment and Industrial Laws
Chapter IV: The Industrial Disputes Legislation and Its Effect on Common Law
Part II: Enquiry and Punishment
Chapter V: Domestic Enquiry
Chapter VI: Bias and Domestic Enquiry
Chapter VII: Natural Justice
Chapter VIII: Punishments
Part III: Remedies
Chapter IX: General
Chapter X: Conciliation
Chapter XI: Adjudication and Arbitration
Chapter XII: Representation of Parties in Proceedings
Chapter XII: Change in Conditions of Service Pendency of Proceedings Remedies
Chapter XIV: Suit or Appeal
Chapter XV: Writs
Appendices
Subject Index
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