CMA Intermediate · Business Laws and Ethics · The Code on Wages, 2019
Under the Code on Wages, 2019, who among the following may NOT, by virtue of that provision, file an application before the claims authority in respect of an employee's wage claim?
A registered trade union of which the employee is not a member cannot file the claim application. The Code permits only the employee concerned, a registered trade union of which the employee is a member, or the Inspector-cum-Facilitator to apply to the authority.
- AThe employee concerned
- BA registered trade union of which the employee is a member
- CThe Inspector-cum-Facilitator
- DA trade union registered under the Trade Unions Act, 1926 of which the employee is not a memberCorrect
Explanation
Section 45(4) permits the employee, a registered Trade Union of which the employee is a member, or the Inspector-cum-Facilitator to apply. A union of which the employee is not a member is not listed, so it cannot apply under this provision. The other three are expressly permitted.
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