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Questions:
- When did industrial jurisprudence develop in India?
- On what principle is labour law based?
- Who was not involved in the Tripartite Labour Policy?
- When did the Tripartite Labour Policy come into focus?
- What does labour legislation depend on?
- In which Article of the Indian Constitution is forced labour prohibited?
- A child below the age of how many years cannot be employed in a factory?
- Equal pay for equal work for both men and women is provided in which Article?
- Who said the progress of industrial society has been 'from contract to status'?
- When was the Trade Union Act passed in India?
- What is included in the definition of Trade Union?
- In which section of the Trade Union Act 1926 is the application for registration made?
- What is the advantage of a registered trade union?
- At what age can a trade union be joined as a member?
- Trade dispute takes place between whom?
- Who may send the application for trade union registration?
- What is the minimum age required to become an office bearer of a trade union?
- A registered trade union can change its name with the consent of how many of its members?
- Within how many days of the dissolution of the trade union should the notice be sent to the registrar?
- What is the News Paper Ltd Allahabad Vs. Uttar Pradesh State Industrial Tribunal case related to?
- Who can make regulations to comply with the provisions of the Trade Union Act, 1926?
- Who takes cognizance of offences in the Trade Union Act?
- Under which section is the punishment for giving false information about trade unions?
- Provision as to the benefit of registered trade unions is given in which section?
- Can an unregistered trade union sue in its own name?
- Since when did the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 come into force?
- In the matter of Life Insurance Corporation of India under the Industrial Disputes Act, who is the appropriate government?
- The word 'Industry' is defined under which section?
- What is the Triple Test principle related to?
- Under which section is 'Lay-off' defined?
- In which case was the Triple-Test principle introduced?
- Under which section is 'Lock-out' defined?
- Which is included in Public Utility Services?
- What does retrenchment include?
- Under which section of the Industrial Disputes Act is 'Strike' defined?
- What is not included in wages?
- Under which section is 'Workman' defined in the Industrial Disputes Act?
- Workman includes whom?
- What is the main function of the works committee?
- What is the North Broke Jute Company Ltd. Case related to?
- Who appoints the Conciliation officer?
- The Court of Inquiry shall submit the report within how many days of commencement of the inquiry?
- Under the Industrial Disputes Act, who constitutes the Tribunal?
- Who can become the presiding officer of the labour court?
- Which Article of the Indian Constitution provides for workers' subsistence wages?
- Which Article of the Indian Constitution provides for the participation of workers in industry management?
- Which powers does the labour court have?
- Under the Industrial Disputes Act, what are the duties of the Labour Board?
- Who publishes the award in the Industrial Disputes Act?
- A worker employed in a public utility service will give notice of how many days before going on strike?
- What penalty will one get for closing the enterprise without following the prescribed procedure?
- What is the penalty for an illegal strike under the Essential Services Maintenance Act, 1981?
- What is the other name known for the Essential Services Maintenance Act, 1981?
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