Supreme Court of India
Electronics Corporation of India Ltd. v. Electronics Corporation of India Service Engineers Union
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labour laws: Regularisation--Retainer on individual contract with TV Company-- Claimed permanent absorption and pay scales applicable to regular employees--Entitlement-Held: Not entitled as they were merely contractors- There existed no relationship of master and servant between them and the Company and their nature of duties and work conditions were different from those of regular employees The appellant-Company is engaged in the business of manufacturing, selling and servicing of Televisions. Between the years 1972 and 1978, the Company engaged 30 persons (claimants) represented by
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