Labour And Employment Law Newsletter May 2024

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Dentons Link Legal

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Established in 1999, Dentons Link Legal is a full service corporate and commercial law firm with over 40 partners and 150 lawyers across multiple practice areas. With offices across all major Indian cities and access to more than 200 offices in more than 80 countries of Dentons’ combination firms across the world, Dentons Link Legal is equipped to assist you in achieving your business objectives with the help of a team of experienced, well trained and qualified lawyers. The Firm’s clientele includes some of India’s leading corporate groups, public sector undertakings, public sector and private banks, private individuals, and multinational corporations across the world.
The Labour and Employment Law Newsletter provides comprehensive insights into significant facets of labour legislation, both in India and internationally.
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The Labour and Employment Law Newsletter provides comprehensive insights into significant facets of labour legislation, both in India and internationally. It covers key judicial pronouncements and legislative updates in India, as well as notable advancements on the international stage. From landmark Supreme Court and High Court judgments redefining employee rights and employer obligations to new state regulations enhancing social security and working conditions, we offer a comprehensive overview of the evolving legal landscape.

Among the highlights, the Supreme Court has addressed issues such as the regularization of long-term temporary employees and the legal implications of resignation acceptance. High Courts have ruled on employee classification, the jurisdiction of Labour Courts, and protections for managerial staff. Legislative updates include the expansion of Employees' State Insurance Act provisions, increased contract limits for ESI, and new guidelines for night shift employment of women. On the international front, countries like Singapore, the USA, and the UK are introducing reforms to enhance flexible work arrangements, strengthen healthcare protections, and fortify employment rights for casual workers. The newsletter's content addresses multifaceted legal aspects, providing a comprehensive resource for legal professionals, employers, and employees navigating the intricate landscape of labour and employment law.

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