NAVIGATING EMPLOYEE RIGHTS IN THE GIG ECONOMY: LEGAL CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS
Abstract Managing employee rights in the gig economy is a difficult and urgent problem with many legal obstacles and a lack of workable solutions.
NALSAR Implemented The Menstrual Leave Policy: A Legal Outlook
Abstract This article covers an in-depth legal overview of NALSAR University of Law’s recent menstrual leave policy implementation. Menstrual
India that is Bharat: A legal perspective (NCERT Panel is set to use Bharat instead of India in textbooks)
NCERT to change India Into Bharat in textbooks: The recommendation of a high-level committee appointed by the National Council of Educational Resea
Cash for query row – Mahua Moitra case and other cases in the past
Introduction The cash for query scandal is a grave issue that has marred the reputation of parliamentary and legislative processes in various count
System Default is the standard excuse given by the Department when it comes to giving refunds
High Court of Bombay Observed System Default is the standard excuse given by the Department when it comes to giving refunds. Title : Matrix Publi
Bata questioned the status of such salesman as ‘workman’ under the Industrial Disputes Act 1947 and consequently as ‘employee’ under the MRTU & PULP Act.
High Court of Bombay on Bata’s status of such salesman as ‘workman’ under the Industrial Disputes Act 1947 and consequently as ‘employee
Kerala High Court put a stop to the Public Service Commission from changing its mind, and permitted entry to candidates with higher qualifications after opposing it
Counsel for the Petitioners in WP(C) NO. 19463 OF 2023: Advocates Kaleeswaram Raj, Thulasi K. Raj, Aparna Narayan Menon, Chinnu Maria Antony Counse
Postponement takes upshot from the date of such order in flow, non-full filled to review it in 90 days: Gauhati High Court
Case No. : WP(C)/1074/2023 Case Title: Sri Vinay Kumar Singh v. The Union of India & 5 Ors. Introduction The High Court in command a short time
“Sessions court is not empowered to extend tenure of imprisonment beyond what is provided in the statute”:The high court of Judicature At Bombay
“Sessions court is not empowered to extend tenure of imprisonment beyond what is provided in the statute”:The high court of Judicature
The Supreme Court Dismissed The Writ Petition For Resolution Of Dispute In Connection With Election To The Managing Committee Of Any Society, Not come under the jurisdiction of Article 226 Of The Constitution Of India
The Supreme Court Dismissed The Writ Petition For Resolution Of Dispute In Connection With Election To The Managing Committee Of Any Socie
