Standing Orders

Dear Sir,

Apprentices are defined in The Apprentices Act 1961. The definition can from this act be referred.

As far as Trainees are concerned, I am not aware of any laws discussing the definition. If experts can throw some light on this, would be of great help.

Aspects pertaining to Trainees are normally governed by the company policy at the organisation level.

-Saravana Rajan

Friends,

wherever non availability or applicability of standing order prevails.you can go for the model drafted standing order in the office of joint commissioner of labour.

Hi Pragadeesh,

Have a doubt to be clarified. In case of factory / industrial establishments, standing comes into play. What such govergning rules are applicable for offices which fall under the category of offices which do not basically not involved in any manufacturing activity?

-Saravana Rajan.

There is no such category of "offices".

Establishment includes offices.

S. Krishnamoorthy

Dear Mr. Krishnamoorthy,

I do understand that there is no such catetory. But my interest is to know the regulations governing INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS AND COMMERCIAL / SHOPS & ESTABLISHMENTS.

Hope my query is clear.

-Saravana Rajan