contract labour

Let   him   object.You   have  done  the  right   thing.

Now he is asking for explanation. what shall i reply

Dear Gigi Pramod,

Under AMC contracts, if the contractor employs contract labourers and there happens to some injury or accident/ fatal accident , the primary responsibilty to pay compensation to the injured or deceased laboureres lies with the contractor under the provisions of CL(RA) Act. However, when the contractor fails to pay compensation to the injured labourers, then the secondary responsibility shifts to the principal employer (i.e.a company or firm etc). In these kind of situations, the principal employer has to pay compensation the victims and has to make recovery from amounts that are due to be paid to the contractor under the terms and conditions of the contract.

With warm regards,

P.Elamaran.

Thank you all for giving clarify in this concept.

A good work by Mr. Elamran

Dear Experts,

If I am not wrong there is a court judgement which clearly states that outsiders (service providers) need not have to be employees of the principal employer. In this context, the case above is clearly answered.

The service providers` employees need not have to be covered for such benefits.

-Saravana Rajan

Dear Sir,

Pl give the citation of the judgement ,?

Jagan

Dear Mr. Jadadeesh,

Pls find the attachment

-Saravana Rajan