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Section 6: Notice of Change

The Telangana Shops & Establishments Rules, 1990State Rules of Telangana · 1988

(1) Notice shall be given by the employer to the Inspector of the area concerned as required under sub section (4) of section 3 of the Act, in Form-VII together with the Certificate of Registration and a challan for the amount of fee remitted as specified in Schedule-II and the amount, if any, payable as specified in Schedule-I having regard to increase in the number of employees:

Provided that no notice need be given by the employer to the Inspector of the area concerned in respect of any change in the number of employees if such change does not affect the licence for remittance as specified in Schedule-1

(2) On receipt of notice of change the Inspector shall amend the Certificate of Registration or issue' afresh one, if necessary and send it to the employer.

(3) Where the Inspector cancels the Certificate of Registration on receipt- of information with regard to the closure of Shop/ Establishment, he shall intimate the employer about the cancellation of the Registration, Certificate.

The Communication to the employer shall be sent under Certificate of Posting.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Telangana Shops & Establishments Rules, 1990
Section6
Marginal noteNotice of Change
JurisdictionState of Telangana
StatusIn force as published by the source

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