Tag: Delhi High Court

Much to the relief of a government school lecturer, the Delhi High Court ruled that no employer can force an employee to get vaccinated...

The Delhi High Court has requested a response from the Indian government regarding a petition that calls for the employment of transgender individuals and...

Recently, the Delhi High Court has ruled that sexual harassment complaints and related inquiry proceedings cannot be dismissed simply because the Internal Complaints Committee...

The Delhi High Court has observed that if the complaints of sexual harassment by a woman are ignored at the workplace or not heeded,...

Recently, in a writ petition, the Delhi High Court ruled that just because the Voluntary Retirement Scheme (VRS) is introduced by an employer, it...

Employees who produce false information regarding their suitability for a job or get appointed basis their suppression of their past records or history, such...

When an employee dies, his/her dependent is given a job only as a concession, to help sail through the crisis that the family would...

It has been observed by the Delhi High Court that employers may forfeit the gratuity of employees who have been fired for causing damage...

Early this month, the Delhi disaster Management Authority (DDMA) had issued an order making it mandatory for employees in various departments, PSUs, local and...

Delhi High Court has ordered the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) to shell out about Rs 50 lakh to a former employee....

Over 500 officials and staff members who have been involved in running the Delhi High Court, will now be treated as frontline warriors. These...

The Delhi High Court has asked the municipal corporations to devise a policy, wherein its funds may be used to disburse salaries across all...

National carrier, Air India, on July 14 circulated a scheme of leave without pay (LWP). Under the scheme, an employee of the organisation can...

While instructing the Delhi government to include a woman in the panel of guest teachers, the Delhi High Court directed that the lady teacher’s...

Banalata Mukherjee, an assistant teacher in the Minakhan Jatindranath Balika Vidyalaya passed away on July 30, 2007 and her son’s demand for a job on compassionate grounds was rejected by the DI.

The Court said it would cause inconvenience to the 25 lakh citizens, who take the metro daily. 

Air France has been asked to reconstitute the ICC in strict compliance with the legal requirements within 30 days and conduct the inquiry afresh.

Alliance Air did not renew the contract of its air hostess, Chitra Sharma, who was on sick leave due to back pain.

The drivers of these cab aggregators have complained against the arbitrary payment deductions on unsubstantiated grounds. Neither is there any indemnity scheme for the driver, in case of fraud booking, nor is there any freedom to cancel bookings.

According to the judgment, the employer has the right to decide whether the employee’s services are satisfactory or not.

The woman petitioner was absent from work at her own whims and fancies, without heeding the consequences, despite sufficient opportunity being given to her to improve.