Section 10 of ECA : Section 10: Notice And Claim

ECA

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Explanation using Example

Imagine that John, a factory worker, injures his hand on a machine at work. According to Section 10 of The Employees Compensation Act, 1923, John should notify his employer about the accident as soon as possible. He gives verbal notice immediately after the accident and follows up with a written notice the next day detailing his name, address, the cause of the injury, and the date of the accident. This notice is handed to his immediate supervisor, who is responsible for the management of the factory floor.

John's injury requires medical attention and he is unable to work for sever...

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