Dealing with Employee Grievances per Indian Law

Gripes at work are unavoidable. In fact, it's been stated that having a complaint gives one's life meaning. Unresolved complaints are similar to loose cannon balls in a ship; if not handled properly, they can sink the vessel.

In India, the employer is required to implement particular grievance redressal systems at the workplace under several central and state-specific labour regulations. Here is a brief overview of numerous legal processes that HR managers should be aware of and can include in their HR policies and practises:

According to section 9C of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 of India (IDA), each employer who employs at least 20 workers must establish a Grievance Redressal Committee (GRC) to settle disputes resulting from worker grievances. The GRC should have a maximum of six members, with equal representation from both the managerial class and the working class.

In order to handle disputes arising out of individual worker grievances relating to non-employment, terms of employment, or conditions of service, the industrial establishment shall have one or more GRCs, according to the draught Industrial Relations Code, 2019 that has been tabled in Lok Sabha. It also suggests expanding the GRC to include ten members in total.

According to Section 3 of the IDA, the labour authorities may direct the creation of a Works Committee (WC) in a workplace with at least 100 employees. The WC must advocate for actions that ensure and uphold amity and goodwill between the employer and its employees, and to that degree, it must offer commentary on issues of shared interest or concern. Additionally, it ought to make an effort to resolve any significant disagreements within the business.

The Sexual Harassment of Women at Company (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 of India (POSH Act) mandates the creation of an internal complaints committee (IC) at every company with at least 10 employees. The IC must look into allegations of workplace sexual harassment of women and make suggestions to the employer. According to the Code of Civil Procedure from 1908, the IC is granted the same authority as a civil court and has a three-year term limit. The statute gives the IC 90 days to finish its investigation and an additional 10 days to publish its report.

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Our corporate law team advises a range of clients, from some of the world’s largest corporations to growing and start-up businesses on following:

* Formation and dissolution of the company.

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Our corporate law team advises a range of clients, from some of the world’s largest corporations to growing and start-up businesses on following:

* Formation and dissolution of the company.
* advices on undertaking business activities in India, including regulatory, compliance and corporate governance aspects.
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* The firm assists clients on various aspects of direct and indirect taxation including advice on transaction structuring, India entry strategies, advice on tax implications and planning, business specific and territory specific taxation and related matters. The firm advises and represents clients in tax litigation before taxation authorities, appellate tribunals, various High Courts and Supreme Court of India.