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State of West Bengal - Section

Section 10 in The Bengal Industrial Employment (Standing Orders) Rules, 1946

10.

A set of Model Standing Orders is set out in Appendix A to these rules.Form 'A'Form referred to in rule 3 of the Industrial Employment(Standing Orders) Rules, 1946(See Rule 3)
Matters which shall be provided forin the Standing Orders Reference to paragraph or clause ofthe Standing Orders where provided
(1) Classification of workmen, e.g., whetherpermanent, temporary, apprentices, probationers or badli.  
(2) Manner of intimating to workmen periods andhours of work, holidays, pay and wage rates.
(3) Shift working.
(4) Attendance and late coming.
(5) Conditions of procedure in applying for, and theauthority which may grant, leave and holidays.
(6) Requirement to enter premises by certain gates,and liability to search.
(7) Closing and reopening of section of theindustrial establishment, and temporary stop, pages of work andthe rights and liabilities of the employer and workmen arisingtherefrom.
(8) Termination of employment, and the noticethereof to be given by employer and work-men.
(9) Suspension or dismissal for misconduct, and actsor commissions which constitute misconduct.
(10) Means of redress for workmen against unfairtreatment or wrongful executions by the employer or his agents orservants.
(11) Any other matter which may be prescribed.
(12) Appointment-matters concerning service records,service cards, service tickets or to-kens certificates ofservice, medical examination and trade tests.
(13) Inter-department of inter-sectional orinter-mill or inter-factory or inter-garden transfer or transferfrom one shift to another and change or jobs.
(14) Overtime.
(15) Superannuation.
Form 'A1'Particulars of the workmen referred to in rule 3 of Bengal Industrial Employment (Standing Orders) Rules, 1946(See Rule 3)Workmen
Designation or occupation Nature of work Number employed Basic wages per mensem
1 2 On permanent basis 3(a) On temporary basis 3(b) Maximum 4(a) Minimum 4(b)
           
Form 'A2'Particulars of Trade Unions referred to in rule 3 of the Bengal Industrial Employment (Standing Orders) Rules, 1946.(See Rule 3)Trade Unions
Name of trade union which represents theemployees1 Address in full2 Class or occupation groups of workers it claimsto represent3 Approximate number of men it claims to represent4 Whether recognised by the management5
         
Form 'B'Form of notice under rule 6(1) of the Bengal Industrial Employment (Standing Orders) Rules, 1946.(See Rule 6 (I))All employees, Trade Unions or other agents of the employees of ............................................... are hereby notified that within fifteen days of the receipt of this notice they may submit to the undersigned their objection, if any, in Form "C" in triplicate against the certification of the draft Standing Orders submitted by the employer. Objection submitted will be heard and disposed of at my office on ............ 196 . An objector may appear in person or through an authorised agent on that date at ....... a.m./p.m.Certifying Officer and Labour Commissioner, West Bengal.Form 'C'Form of objection to Standing Orders referred to in rule 6(ii) of the Bengal Employment (Standing Orders) Rules, 1946.[See Rule 6 (ii)]STANDING ORDER No................. OBJECTION No .......