CS Executive · Setting Up of Business, Industrial and Labour Laws · The Industrial Relations Code, 2020
Meghna Textiles Pvt Ltd, Surat, has an industrial establishment with a Gazette-notified Central appointed date of commencement in mind. A trainee asks about the territorial reach of the Industrial Relations Code, 2020. Which statement is correct?
The Industrial Relations Code, 2020 extends to the whole of India. Its territorial reach is not limited by State, Union territory, establishment count or Central ownership; the statute states its extent in a single sub-section.
- AIt extends to the whole of IndiaCorrect
- BIt extends only to States with more than 100 industrial establishments
- CIt extends to all of India except Union territories
- DIt extends only to establishments owned by the Central Government
Explanation
Section 1(2) provides that the Code extends to the whole of India. The options limiting it by State, territory or ownership have no basis in the text.
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