Trade unions law to be amended to bring transparency in re
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Recognition of trade unions is set to get more transparent with the Cabinet approving a proposal to amend the Trade Unions Act 1926.
The proposed Bill is expected to ensure true representation of workers in the tripartite bodies and check the arbitrary nomination of workers’ representatives by the Government, according to a release.
“The proposed Bill will ensure that the nomination of workers’ representatives in tripartite bodies by the government will become more transparent. Trade unions so recognised would be accountable in maintaining industrial harmony. Recognition of Trade Unions at Central, State level would reduce duplicacy of such exercise by different departments. Recognised trade unions may be assigned specific roles at Central or State level,” it added. The Cabinet has also approved a proposal to allot land to Chandigarh Housing Board for construction of apartments for 3,930 allottees under Self-Financing Housing Scheme for UT Employees. It is to make flats for employees of Chandigarh Administration.
The proposed Bill is expected to ensure true representation of workers in the tripartite bodies and check the arbitrary nomination of workers’ representatives by the Government, according to a release.
“The proposed Bill will ensure that the nomination of workers’ representatives in tripartite bodies by the government will become more transparent. Trade unions so recognised would be accountable in maintaining industrial harmony. Recognition of Trade Unions at Central, State level would reduce duplicacy of such exercise by different departments. Recognised trade unions may be assigned specific roles at Central or State level,” it added. The Cabinet has also approved a proposal to allot land to Chandigarh Housing Board for construction of apartments for 3,930 allottees under Self-Financing Housing Scheme for UT Employees. It is to make flats for employees of Chandigarh Administration.
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