Supreme Court of India
Remington Rand of India Ltd. v. The Workmen
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c Industrial Dispute-Medical benefit-Company's Scheme for Calcutta employees whether applicable to Madras region-Gratuity-Qualifying period for workmen guilty of misconduct-Whether gratuity should be payable to workmen gu:lty of violence, riotous behaviour etc. An industrial dispute between the appellant company and its workmen relating inter alia, to bonus, medical benefits and gratuity was referred by the Staie Government of Madras on April 6, 1965 to the Industrial Tribu nal for adjudication. The Tribunal awarded bonus at 20% of the conso lidated wages as provided in the Payment of Bonus
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