Section 30(4) in The M.P. Industrial Relations Act, 1960
(4)A Labour Officer may, after giving reasonable notice, convene a meeting of employees for any of the purposes of this Act, on the premises where they are employed, and may require the employer to affix a written notice of the meeting at such conspicuous place in such premises as he may order and may also himself affix or cause to be affixed such notice. The notice shall specify the date, lime and place of the meeting, the employees or class of employees affected, and the purpose for which the meeting is convened.
