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Section 15: Letters of Appointment to employees

Delhi Shops and Establishments Rules,1954Union territory Rules of Delhi · 1954

The letters of appointment to employees as required under section 34 of the Act shall contain the following further particulars :

(i) the rate of wages or salary ,

1. Ins. vide Notification No. F. 20(19)/59-1 & L dt. 20.5.60.

2. Amended vide Notification No. F. 12(23)/55-1 & L of 9.1.57.

3. Ibid.

4. Ibid.

5. Added vide Notification No. 7(9)/571 & L of 13.6.57.

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(ii) designation or nature of work for which employed (whether employed for clerical, supervisory, managerial, manual work, etc.), and

(iii) other concessions or benefits, if any, that may be special to his appointment 1[16. Declaration by Inspectors.- (1) Every Inspector shall by the end of January each year furnish a declaration that he has no interest directly or indirectly, himself or by any partnership in any establishment to which the Act applies.

(2) No Inspector shall be posted in any area in which any establishment in which he has any interest is situated].

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ActDelhi Shops and Establishments Rules,1954
Section15
Marginal noteLetters of Appointment to employees
JurisdictionUnion territory of Delhi
StatusIn force as published by the source

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