Business Law – Industrial Disputes Act
This act was incorporated in 1947. It extends to the whole of India. The Trade Disputes Act, 1929 was replaced…
This act was incorporated in 1947. It extends to the whole of India. The Trade Disputes Act, 1929 was replaced…
The Consumer Protection Act, 1986 protects the interests of consumers in the market. This act contains the following definitions −…
reason why safety programs fail is because line management is not accountable or responsible for safety performance at companies, according…
The Railways Act, 1989, governs the carriage by railways. Some of the important aspects of the act are as follows…
The carriage of goods by land is governed by two laws — the Carriage by Road Act, 2007 and the…
In physically demanding and/or high-risk industries like many industrial operations, the implications of such injuries can be disastrous. Each year,…
The globalization of various markets, international economic integration, removal of barriers in business & trade and increased competition has significantly…
With the increase in the international trade and the economic development of countries, there has also been an increase in…
Best-in-class safety requires achieving peak performance in all three pillars Image: Rockwell Automation Best-in-class industrial safety involves three principal areas:…
Most of the terms and conditions of the Law of the Sale of Goods, 1979 are found between sections 12…
Various businessmen and consumers normally have the freedom to get into whatever contract they see fit for themselves. Contracts involving…
It is common to talk of the issues of hazard, danger and project failure as matters of ‘risk’, and in…