Section 69 of ESI Act : Section 69: Liability Of Owner Or Occupier Of Factories, Etc, For Excessive Sickness Benefit

ESI Act

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where employees of a textile factory begin experiencing higher-than-normal rates of respiratory illnesses. The Employees' State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) investigates and finds that the factory has very poor ventilation, leading to the accumulation of dust and fibers in the air, which is not in compliance with health regulations. The factory's owner had been neglecting to upgrade the ventilation system despite being aware of the issue.

As a result of these conditions, ...

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