Supreme Court of India
Prem Ram v. Managing Director, Utiarakhand Pey Jal& Nirman Nigam, Dehradunand Ors.
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c Labour Laws: Regularization - Claim for- By daily-wager- On the ground that the daily-wagers junior to him had been regularized - Plea of the employer that the workmen 0 regularized being work-charged employees, their case was distinct from daily-wager - Held: There is no difference between the daily-wagers and the work-charged employees because, in essence, the nature of theirengagement remains the same - Hence both the categories of employees have to be treated on the same footing- Since the employees (work charged) were junior to the claimant-employee, regularization of the
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