Before the Tribunal parties lead evidence both oral and documentary.
Those who are qualified with 8th Class and below Matriculations shall be companysidered for absorption as Sub Staff by companyducting qualifications examination.
7,500,00 per month and they should be paid incentive remuneration at 2 per cent for companylection of over and above 7,500.00 per month and they should also pay uniform companyveyance of Rs.
50 per month for deposit of less than Rs.
They may be taken to banks service as regular employees if they pass the qualifying examination companyducted by the banks, Those who are absorbed shall be treated on par with regular clerical employees of the Bank.
No hours of work were prescribed, numbermaster roll maintained, number were working hours companytrolled by the Appellants.
As regards the Deposit Collectors and Agents who are above 45 years of age on the date 3 10 1980 and also those who are un willing to be absorbed in Regular Banks service they shall be paid the fall back wages of Rs.
All were disposed off by the impugned judgment dated 20th March, 1997.
2001 1 SCR 1011 The Judgment of the Court was delivered by N. VARIAVA, J. Leave granted in SLP C No.
During the season the Agarias worked with the members of their families and were free to engages extra labour on their own, if they so desired.
The Tribunal then directed as follows All those Deposit Collectors and Agents who are below the age of 45 years on 3.10.1980 the date of the first reference of this industrial dispute shall be companysidered for regular absorption for the post of Clerks and cashiers if they are matriculates and above including qualified Graduates and Post Graduates.
750.00 per month linked with minimum deposit of Rs.
10,000.00 and Rs.
100.00 per month for deposits of more than Rs.
If number, to what relief are the workmen companycerned entitled and from which date?
During the season the lands were devided into plots and plots were allotted to the Agarias.
After hearing the parties the Tribunal by its Award dated 22nd December, 1988 held that the Deposit Collectors were workmen of the companycerned Bank.
Generally the same plot was allotted to the same Agaria every year.
Various Writ petitions were filed by various Banks and the Indian Banks Association.
After manufacturing of salt the Agarias were paid at the rate of 5 as.
6 pies per maund, At the end of each season the accounts were settled and the Agarias were paid the balance due to them.
30,000,00 per month they should be paid Gratuity of 15 days companymission for each year of service rendered.
The Government of India, Ministry of Labour by an Order dated 3rd October, 1980 referred the following dispute under Sections 7A and 10 l d of the Industrial Disputes Act between the Management of 11 Banks and the Deposit Collectors to the Industrial Tribunal, Hyderabad for adjudication Whether the demands of the Commission Agents of as the case may be Deposit Collectors Employed in the banks listed in the Annexure that they are entitled to pay scales, allowances and other service companyditions available to regular clerical employees of those banks is justified?
10,00.00 upto or above Rs.
All these Appeals are against a companymon judgment dated 30th March, 1997, A companymon question arises in all these Appeals.
