Supreme Court of India
National Textile Corporation (apkkm) Limited v. Sree Yellamma Cotton, Woollen and Silk, Mills Staff Association and Ors
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Labour Law: Industrial Disputes Act. 1947: Section 19. Settlement-Employer entered into settlement with its ministerial staff Settlement provided that the ministerial staff shall not make any claim or demand for the revision of any qf the terms and conditions covered by the settlement or make any demand involving additional financial burden on the mills-Employer also entered into a settlement with its workmen under which they agreed to work on a seven-day-a-week working system thereby the weekly holiday stood changed and in addition certain increases in emoluments had been provided to
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