CS Professional · Labour Laws and Practice · Law of Wages
Ravi Textiles Pvt Ltd in Surat has not paid a pending wage claim of Meena, a worker. Meena wants to approach the authority under the Code on Wages, 2019. Who among the following may file the application for her claim?
The Inspector-cum-Facilitator may file the claim application. The Code allows the employee, a registered trade union of which the employee is a member, or the Inspector-cum-Facilitator to apply. A union that she has not joined cannot, and the Collector only recovers dues.
- AAny registered trade union, even if Meena is not its member
- BThe Inspector-cum-FacilitatorCorrect
- COnly Meena herself, and nobody on her behalf
- DOnly the Collector of the district
Explanation
Under the claims provision, an application may be filed by the employee concerned, a registered trade union of which the employee is a member, or the Inspector-cum-Facilitator. A union can act only if Meena is its member, so the first option is wrong. The Collector's role is recovery, not filing.
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