Supreme Court of India
Shri Ved Prakash v. Union of India.
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The appellant joined as a Stenographer-cum-Accountant with the respondent company. Subsequently he was promoted as Assistant and continued as such till October 1972 when his services were terminated, The Deputy Commissioner, Labour (Administration), referred the dispute to the Labour Court for adjudication. The respondent-employer contended that the appellant was not a workman under the Act. Rejecting the reference, the-Labour court held that even though the appellant was doing clerical work, he was also doing supervisory and administrative work and other work like checking bank…
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