stipends were
given to the apprentices and it is seen from the above documents that apprentice
were doing apprentice work in the petitioner / respondent ... finding in respect of E.S.I Contribution for apprentice
stipend for the period between 01.10.1985 to 30.09.1986 to the tune
respondent was entitled to take four apprentices under the Apprentices Act and the rest under the Standing Orders. He further submitted that the respondent ... persons were apprentices and 4 of whom are apprentices registered under the Apprentices Act and rest apprentices under the Standing Orders applicable to the company
respondent was entitled to take four apprentices under the Apprentices Act and the rest under the Standing Orders. He further submitted that the respondent ... persons were apprentices and 4 of whom are apprentices registered under the Apprentices Act and rest apprentices under the Standing Orders applicable to the company
employees recruited as Traffic Apprentices will be required to undergo 2 years training as Traffic Apprentices and they will draw stipend ... Between 20-28 years.
(iii) Training & Stipend:- Period of training will be two years. Stipend : First year : Rs. 1400. Second Year Rs. 1440.
NOTE
employees recruited as Traffic Apprentices will be required to
undergo 2 years training as Traffic Apprentices and they will draw stipend of
Rs.4500 ... Between 20-28 years.
(iii) Training & Stipend:- Period of training will be two years.
Stipend : First year : Rs.1400. Second Year Rs.1440.
NOTE
Orders, which pertains to the training period before
appointment on stipend or otherwise counts for increment, also clarifies that
under F.R.26 only duty ... services as a probationer or apprentice
is treated as duty provided that service as such is followed by confirmation.
As such, the training period during
M. Bhuvaneswari vs The State Of on 27 April, 2006
Author: N.Paul Vasanthakumar
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only Badlis, who were paid occupational wages and five workmen are paid stipend. Insofar as extension of service granted to the superannuated workman ... rest of the posts were either filled up by appointing Badlies/casuals/ Apprentices, or by appointing the retired persons on re-employment basis. According
