Being an employee of a Company you are not eligible to supply labour. In other words, if you are a fulltime employee, you will be governed by certain terms & conditions and one of the conditions would be that you should not do any business when you are in the service of the Company..
Labour Contract
I have taken a Contract Labour License .I have been working with a Company as a Manager.I supply my labour to this Company.Is there any illligality on my part?
Asked 10 years ago in Labour
Ask a question and receive multiple answers in one hour.
Lawyers are available now to answer your questions.
3 Answers
There is no such terms or condition for my employment.Is there any illigality in taking the Contract Labour Licence and supply labour to my Company as well as other Companies ?
Asked 10 years ago
You can either continue to work in the present Company where you are employed, or else you can do any business, including taking up of the Contract of supplying Labourers.
Thank you Sir for the prompt reply.The question is can I continue in the present Company as a Manager AND take a contract labour license to supply labour to this company ? In other words can I do both simultaniously ? Is there any illigality whin I take the Contract Labour License from the Gov. ?
Asked 10 years ago
You can not do both simultaneously. However, you can take Contract Labour Licence in some body else's name and supply labourers to the companies.
Thank You Sir.I have taken a contract labour license in the name of a proprietry concern of which I am a proprieter.I have a seperate pf/esic etc code and pay all necessary contributions and run the concern properly.I also work as above .So now what will be the illigality ?
Asked 10 years ago