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Orion Auto Components employs workers and has just become covered by the standing orders chapter. Its own standing orders have not yet been finally certified. Which statement is correct under the Industrial Relations Code, 2020?

The model standing orders are deemed adopted in the establishment from the date the chapter applies until the finally certified standing orders come into operation. This avoids any gap while the employer's own draft is being certified.

  1. ANo standing orders govern the workers until the employer's draft is certified
  2. BThe employer's draft governs from the day it is submitted
  3. COnly the workers' union may decide which orders apply in the interim
  4. DThe model standing orders are deemed adopted from the date the chapter applies until the finally certified standing orders come into operationCorrect

Explanation

Section 29(2) provides that from the date it becomes applicable to the establishment until the finally certified standing orders come into operation under section 33, the model standing orders are deemed adopted. So there is no gap, and an uncertified draft or union choice does not govern in the interim.

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