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INTRODUCTION Accident attorney louisiana:

According to its preamble, this Act provides for the compulsory notification of vacancies to employment exchange. The main objects of this Act are as follows:

·To help the unemployed persons, both skilled and semi-skilled to seek suitable employment. ·To enable Government to formulate its policy of training in technical education. ·To access the employment potential in various categories of establishments and to have a better appreciation of the labor market

APPLICATION OF THE ACT

The Act covers the employee in establishments both in public and private sectors. It is applicable to establishments, which are engaged in non-agricultural activities and employing 25 or more workers.

The Act does not apply to certain types of vacancies: ·Any employment in agriculture in any establishment in private sectors other than employment as agricultural or farm machinery operatives ·Any employment in domestic service ·Any employment for a period which is less than three months ·Any employment to do unskilled office work ·Any employment connected with the staff of Parliament

The Act shall also not apply in relation to the following vacancies unless the Central Government otherwise directs by notification in Official Gazette: 1.Vacancies, which are proposed to be filled through promotion,

or by absorption of surplus staff, or on the result of any examination conducted or interview held by any independent agency such as Union or State Public Service Commission. 2.Vacancies in an employment that carries a remuneration of less than sixty rupees a month.

NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES TO EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGES

Section 4 of the Act requires the employer of an establishment in public sector is under an obligation to notify before filling up any vacancy in his establishment, to such employment exchanges as may be prescribed. Likewise, duty is imposed upon the employers of establishments in the private sector. They shall notify the vacancies in their establishments to such employment exchange, as may be prescribed from such date as may be specified by the appropriate Government by notification in the Official Gazette. Non-compliance with the above provisions will make the employer liable for penalties. Appointments made by the employer will not be rendered void merely because of non-compliance of the requirements of Section 4. The manner in which the vacancies shall be notified to the employment exchanges & the particulars of employments in accident attorney louisiana which such vacancies have occurred shall be such, as may be prescribed the appropriate government. An employee is under no obligation to recruit any person through the employment exchange to fill any vacancy merely because that vacancy has been notified to the employment exchange. Employment Exchanges to which Vacancies are to be notified

Vacancies, which shall be notified to the Central Employment Exchange, are: 1.Vacancies carrying total monthly emoluments of Rs. 200 or more occurring in establishments in respect of which the Central Government is the appropriate Government under the Act, and 2.Vacancies, which an employer may desire to be circulated to the employment exchanges outside the State or Union Territory in which the establishment is situated. Vacancies other than those specified above, shall be notified to the local employment exchange concerned.

Form and Manner of Notification of Vacancies

The vacancies shall be notified in writing to accident attorney louisiana the appropriate employment exchange & the prescribed particulars, shall be furnished, where practicable, in respect of each type of vacancy.

Time Limit for the Notification of Vacancies

Vacancies required to be notified to the local employment exchange, shall be notified at least one week before the date on which applicants may be interviewed or tested or the date on which vacancies are intended to be filled, if no interviews or tests are held. Vacancies, required to be notified to the Central Employment Exchange shall be notified at least three weeks before the date on which applications will be interviewed or tested or the date on which vacancies are intended to be filled if no interviews or tests are held.

FURNISHING INFORMATION AND RETURNS

After the commencement of the Act, the employer of establishment in the public sector is required to furnish such information or return, as may be prescribed. The employer of every establishment in the private sector shall likewise furnish similar information or returns from such date as may be specified by the appropriate Government by notification in the Official Gazette. The form in which, and the intervals of time at which, such information or return shall be furnished and the particulars, which they shall contain, shall as such as may be prescribed.

RIGHT OF ACCESS TO RECORDS OR DOCUMENTS

Such officer of Government, as may be prescribed, or any person authorized by him in writing shall have access to any relevant record or document in the accident attorney louisiana possession of any employer who is required to furnish any information or return under section 5. He may enter at any reasonable time any premises where such record or document is lying. He may also inspect, or take copies of the relevant records or documents or he may ask any relevant questions.

PENALTIES

Where any employer fails to notify to the prescribed employment exchanges any vacancy in contravention of the provisions of section 4, he shall be punishable with fine upto Rs. 500 for the first offence and upto Rs. 1,000 for every subsequent offence. In case of non-compliance with the provisions of Sections 5 and 6, the employer shall be punishable with fine upto Rs. 250 for the first offence and upto Rs. 500 for every subsequent offence.

POWER TO MAKE RULES

The Central Government may, by notification in the Official Gazette and subject to condition of previous publication, makes rules for carrying out the purpose of this Act. Such rules may provide for all or any of the following matters, namely: 1.The employment exchange or exchanges to which, the form and manner in which, and the time within which, vacancies shall be notified, and the particulars of employments in which such vacancies have occurred or are about to occur. 2.The form and manner in which, and at the intervals at which, information and returns required under section 5 shall be furnished, and particulars which they shall contain. 3.The officers by whom and the manner in which the right of access to documents and the right of entry conferred by Section 6 may be exercised. 4.Any other matter which is to be, or may be, prescribed under this Act.