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Employment Agreement

Employment Agreement: Things You Should Know

In a layman’s term, an Employment Agreement refers to an official written agreement between a business or corporation (employer) and an individual (employee), which enumerates the span of the employee’s employment. However, the conditions of the agreement are set by what was coincided by the employee himself when they proclaimed their keenness to work. The agreement

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Employees State Insurance Corporation

Employees State Insurance Corporation

The Employees State Insurance Act, 1948 or ESI Act constitutes several sections that skirts various health-related occurrence that the workers generally face I.e., maternity, illness, temporary or permanent disability, and insurance for all those employees who work under factories registered with the ESI Corporation. ESTABLISHMENT OF EMPLOYEES STATE INSURANCE CORPORATION The Employees State Insurance Act,

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Conciliation vs. Arbitration

Difference Between Conciliation And Arbitration

Although Arbitration and conciliation may sound similar they are two very different things and mean differently in practice. Conciliation is an informal process that allows parties to settle a dispute without going through court. Arbitration is a formal process in which a neutral third party (an arbitrator) decides on a settlement. Conciliation vs. Arbitration Conciliation

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DILUTION OF PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE IN CRIMINAL LAW

DILUTION OF PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE IN CRIMINAL LAW

It has been observed that India’s criminal jurisprudence is highly developed and comprises of several legal provisions that assist both the victim and the accused in obtaining a free and fair trial. These provisions are supported by strong principle and judicial precedents.  This article focuses on one such important principle of the criminal justice system

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