September 24–28, 2018

Labour Laws for Managers

Programme Director
P K Padhi Venue
XLRI Jamshedpur
 Introduction
Labour Laws and the legal system has a pervasive impact on all industrial
establishment, may it be, in the private sector or the public sector. Decisions of HR/
Marketing/ Project / Legal or any other executives working in the establishment
dealing with workmen frequently raise issues which should be carefully evaluated
as to their legal consequences before they are implemented. The failure to
appreciate these legal implications can lead to serious damage, if not disastrous, to
the organization where they are working. The intention of having this Management
Development Programme is to provide a platform where the participants would be
given practical inputs, especially, regarding management of labour, legally and
efficiently. We would also focus on the identification of the risk involved and the
insulation to these risk factors. It will be a platform where the participants would be
given inputs regarding compliance, managing contract labour and outsourcing.

Objective
1. To understand practical aspects of labour laws which are applicable to the
organization where they are working
2. To help the participants in creating a risk matrix after identification of labour
issues in their respective companies, and provide techniques to insulate these
risks.
3. To deal with important legal issues while managing labour.
4. The participants would be provided techniques to deal with the situations
which may come in their day to day life with special reference to the work
place.
5. The participants would be given a unique technique which is otherwise known
as cross reference technique.
6. To understand practical aspects of the laws which are applicable to Contract
Labour.
7. To deal with the important legal issues while managing Contract Labour.

Expected Participants
v HR Managers/Project Managers/Executives/Legal Managers/Line Managers -
dealing with the labour
v Managers/Project Managers/Executives/Accountants dealing with the
Contractors and Contract labour of the company

Programme Content
v The Industrial Disputes Act, 1947
O Procedure for downsizing
O Procedure for discharge/dismissal
O Rules regarding domestic enquiry
O Concept of 240 days under the Labour Laws
O Long Term Settlement ( LTS)
O Strike

MDP
v The Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972
O Calculation
O When to pay
O Forfeiture of gratuity
O New Amendment
v Injury Compensation
O In case of Death
O In case of Permanent total Disability
O In case of Permanent Partial Disability
O Notional Extension
O Occupational Disease
v The Contract Labour (Regulation and Abolition) Act, 1970
O Registration;
O License & Renewal of License
O Wage disbersument issue:- (online vis-a-vis cash payment) PF, ESI/ECA
O Issue of Rule-25 ( Same and similar )
O Sham and Camouflage
v The Factories Act, 1948
O Occupier Issues
O Canteen Issues
O Working Hours and OT
O BOCW Act vis-à-vis Factories Act
O other Related Topics
v Employment Bond– A Legal Analysis
v Fixed Term Employment (FTE)
v The Bonus Act in general including new amendment and interpretation
v New Wage Policy
v Constitution and Labour Laws
v Recent Supreme Court Decisions on Labour Laws
v Pedagogy
O Case Study
O Group Discussion
O Presentation

Duration
5 days : September 24–28, 2018 (Monday - Friday)

Fee (per participant)

Residential (Twin Sharing) : Rs. 47,500/-
Non-Residential : Rs. 35,000/-
Taxes as applicable (GST)

Venue
XLRI Jamshedpur

MDP
Nominations
v Filled-in Nomination Forms should reach the MDP Office three weeks before the
commencement of the programme.
v Seats may also be booked by filling an online nomination form.
http://www.xlri.ac.in/academic-programmes/pdf/MDP-Nomination-Form.pdf
Fee
v The Residential Nomination Fee covers course material, board and residence in a twin-
sharing air-conditioned room in the MDP Residence at XLRI Campus.
v The Non-Residential Fee covers course material, tea with snacks and lunch.
v The fee is payable either by an At Par Cheque only or by Demand Draft in favour of "XLRI
Jamshedpur".
Programme Schedule
v 8:45 AM on the first day for registration.
v The programme sessions begin at 9:00 AM on the first day.
v Accommodation for residential participants would be available from one day prior to
the commencement of the programme.
v The programme shall conclude by 4 PM on the last day.
v Participants should make arrangements for their travel accordingly.
Confirmation and Registration
v Nominations will be confirmed only after receipt of payment.
v Confirmations will be given on a first-come, first-served basis.
v The Institute reserves the right to refuse nominations.
Cancellation of Nominations
v Information about cancellation of nominations, if any, should reach the MDP Office at
least two weeks before the commencement of the programme.
v Cancellations received after above mentioned deadline will entail a cancellation
charge of 100% of the nomination fee.
Programme Cancellation
v If unforeseen circumstances warrant post-ponement / cancellation of the programme
by XLRI, information will be sent to the sponsoring companies 10 days in advance of the
scheduled commencement date.
v XLRI is not accountable for payment towards cancellation of tickets.

Contact
Please address your queries and nominations to MDP Office during working hours:
Monday to Friday (08:30 am - 12:30 pm and 01:30 pm - 04:30 pm) and Saturday
(08:30 am - 12:30 pm).
MDP Officer Phone : +91-657-3983329 or 3983330
XLRI Fax : +91-657-2227 814
Circuit House Area (East) E-mail : mdp@xlri.ac.in/mdpoffice@xlri.ac.in
Jamshedpur 831 001 Website : http://www.xlri.ac.in/academic-programmes/
India corporate-programmes/mdp-programmes.aspx