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Rohit, a worker, is dismissed by his employer. No Trade Union and no group of co-workers takes up his…

Section 2(q) itself includes "any dispute or difference between an individual worker and an employer" connected with or arising out of discharge, dismissal, retrenchment or…

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Rohit, a worker, is dismissed by his employer. No Trade Union and no group of co-workers takes up his cause. Under section 2(q) of the Industrial Relations Code, 2020, is his dispute with the employer an "industrial dispute"?

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Section 2(q) itself includes "any dispute or difference between an individual worker and an employer" connected with or arising out of discharge, dismissal, retrenchment or termination. Espousal by a union or a body of workers is therefore not needed for such a dispute. The definition sets no minimum number of workers for this purpose.

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