Login

Sign Up

Create an account to access the Law Library, all latest notifications, Minimum Wages & other events.

THE INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES (CENTRAL) RULES

1957

Related Legislation: - Industrial Disputes Act, 1947

AUTHORITIES

Authority Duties Powers
Labour Court, Tribunals and National Tribunals To carry out proceedings on industrial disputes referred for adjudication To accept, admit or call for evidence, to summon witness and require them to produce any books, papers or documents related to the investigation, To proceed with ex-parte decisions and the power to enter and inspect premises
Secretary Ministry of Labour & Employment To implement the Act and refer industrial disputes to the appropriate authorities To receive applications for reference of an industrial dispute to a Board, Court, Labour Court or Tribunal, or to arbitration
Chief Labour Commissioner (Central), New Delhi To implement the Act and refer industrial disputes to the appropriate authorities To receive applications for reference of an industrial dispute to a Board, Court, Labour Court or Tribunal, or to arbitration, to receive notices of retrenchment and closure
Regional Labour Commissioner (Central). To implement the Act and refer industrial disputes to the appropriate authorities To receive applications for reference of an industrial dispute to a Board, Court, Labour Court or Tribunal, or to arbitration, to receive notices of retrenchment and closure
Assistant Labour Commissioner (Central). To implement the Act and refer industrial disputes to the appropriate authorities To receive applications for reference of an industrial dispute to a Board, Court, Labour Court or Tribunal, or to arbitration, to receive notices of retrenchment and closure
Conciliation Officer To carry out conciliation proceedings To arrange conciliation proceedings and bring about a settlement of industrial disputes, to intervene in disputes in non-public utility services, and, in relation to any conciliation, to enter and inspect any premises
Arbitrator To carry out arbitration proceedings To accept, admit or call for evidence at any stage of the proceedings, and to carry on with proceedings ex-parte in the absence of any parties without sufficient cause.
Commissioner Appointed by a Labor Court to determine the money values of any benefits due from an employer To examine parties and their witnesses, to call for and examine documents, to enter premises at any reasonable time and to summon witnesses