Section 11 of IESO Act, 1946 : Section 11: Certifying Officers And Appellate Authorities To Have Powers Of Civil Court
IESO Act, 1946
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where a manufacturing company has revised its employment policies, and a group of employees believes that these new policies are unfair. They file a complaint with the Certifying Officer under The Industrial Employment (Standing Orders) Act, 1946. During the hearing, the Certifying Officer exercises their powers similar to those of a Civil Court, such as summoning the ...
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