Which of the following are the role of inspectors appointed by the government under respective labour…
Labour Inspectors appointed by the government under labour legislations are responsible for enforcing labour laws and regulations (A), advising employers and workers on…
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Which of the following are the role of inspectors appointed by the government under respective labour legislations ?
(A) Enforce the labour law and related regulations.
(B) Advice employers and workers on how to comply with the laws and regulations.
(C) Issue show cause notice to offending employers for not complying with provisions of the law.
(D) File prosecution in the concerned court if despite show cause notice compliance is not secured in time.
(E) To investigate the dispute as arbitrator and submit the report before the appropriate authority.
Answer and explanation
Correct answer A
Labour Inspectors appointed by the government under labour legislations are responsible for enforcing labour laws and regulations (A), advising employers and workers on compliance (B), issuing show-cause notices to offending employers for non-compliance (C), and filing prosecutions in court when compliance is not secured (D). They do not act as arbitrators to adjudicate disputes (E).
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UGC NET HRM / Labour Welfare and Industrial Relations