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Section 37: Register of compensatory holidays

The Tamil Nadu Motor Transport Workers' Rules, 1965State Rules of Tamil Nadu · 1961

***] 1Omitted by G.O.(D) No. 581, Labour and Employment (H-1), dated the 10th November, 2010 (with effect from 23rd February, 2011)

2Subs. by G.O.(D) No. 581, Labour and Employment (H-1), dated the 10th November, 2010 (with effect from 23rd February, 2011) 20 1[38. Maintenance of registers.- The registers, records and notices maintained or exhibited under the provisions of these rules shall always be available in the undertaking and shall be produced or caused to be produced for inspection at all reasonable hours by any Inspector having jurisdiction. 2[ 3[Provided that if the Inspector considers necessary, the registers, records and notice maintained or exhibited under the provisions of these rules shall be produced for inspection in his office or such other public place as may be indicated by him. The registers, records and notice produced for inspection shall be returned on the same day and in any case, it shall not be retained after giving a receipt to the employer for more than seven days.]]]

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ActThe Tamil Nadu Motor Transport Workers' Rules, 1965
Section37
Marginal noteRegister of compensatory holidays
JurisdictionState of Tamil Nadu
StatusIn force as published by the source

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