Dear friends I have confusion about the WC act Applicability in Industries. and is it applicable in the educations institutes Please Guide me Surjeet Singh HR Executive
From India, Chandigarh
From India, Chandigarh
Dear Surjeet: The WC Act has metamorphosed into Employee Compensation Act 1923 from 18.01.2010. The Schedule II of the Act lists the persons included in the definition of 'employee' as per the Act. There is no mention of employed persons in the educational institutions therein. So they are not included. KK
From India, Bhopal
From India, Bhopal
Surjeet,
EC Act is applicable not to specific establishment, but to persons employed in certain employment.It is applicable to employees engaged in the following employment even if it is an education/commercial establishment or hospital .
1.construction,maintenance ,repair or demolition of buildings,
2.work on any overhead electric line etc,
3.generation of electricity,ie generator,
4.felling or logging of trees,
5.driver,
6.horticultural activity,
7.pumping of water,
8. tube well,
9.maintenance of electrical fittings,
10.watchman,
This the list as per Kerala.Other states also have similar additions.
Varghese Mathew,
9961266966
From India, Thiruvananthapuram
EC Act is applicable not to specific establishment, but to persons employed in certain employment.It is applicable to employees engaged in the following employment even if it is an education/commercial establishment or hospital .
1.construction,maintenance ,repair or demolition of buildings,
2.work on any overhead electric line etc,
3.generation of electricity,ie generator,
4.felling or logging of trees,
5.driver,
6.horticultural activity,
7.pumping of water,
8. tube well,
9.maintenance of electrical fittings,
10.watchman,
This the list as per Kerala.Other states also have similar additions.
Varghese Mathew,
9961266966
From India, Thiruvananthapuram
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