Dismissal From Service Severely Impacts Employee And Dependents: Supreme Court Warns Authorities On Disciplinary Punishment

The Supreme Court held that disciplinary authorities must exercise caution before imposing dismissal from service, as such punishment severely affects employees and their dependents. The Court said dismissal should be reserved for cases involving the most serious misconduct.

Criminal Case Against Widow Mother Cannot Deny Son Compassionate Appointment: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court held that criminal proceedings against a deceased employee’s widow cannot be a ground to deny compassionate appointment to the son. Allowing Atul Chauhan’s appeal, the Court directed consideration of his claim under applicable Haryana service rules.

Rajasthan High Court Sets Aside Teacher’s Suspension over Social Media Remarks Against State Minister

The Rajasthan High Court set aside the suspension of a government school teacher accused of posting objectionable social media comments about a State minister, holding that suspension must have statutory backing and cannot be exercised as an unfettered executive power affecting civil rights.

25-Year Fight for Justice| Fired Over Rs.10!!: Madhya Pradesh HC Reinstates Wrongfully Dismissed Railway Employee

Madhya Pradesh High Court delivers justice after 25 years, reinstating railway booking clerk Narayan Nair dismissed over an alleged Rs.10 excess charge. Court finds vigilance action illegal, says he was denied fair hearing, restores dignity and service benefits.

Employer Cannot Compel An Employee To Remain In Service Due To Financial Difficulties: Kerala High Court

The Kerala High Court held that employers cannot force continued service merely due to financial hardship, reaffirming employee autonomy employment relationships. Justice N Nagaresh clarified that resignations submitted must be accepted unless contractual conditions remain unfulfilled, ensuring legal certainty.

Widow’s Remarriage No Bar to Compassionate Appointment Under Rule 51B: Kerala High Court

The Kerala High Court has ruled that a widow’s remarriage cannot disqualify her from compassionate appointment under Rule 51B. The judgment reinforces that dependents of deceased aided school teachers hold a protected statutory right to employment.

TCS Lay-Offs| Futures of Employees Cannot Be Sacrificed for Corporate Greed: CPIML MP Raja Ram Singh Slams Illegal IT Lay-Offs

CPIML MP Raja Ram Singh, urging urgent action against illegal IT layoffs, said, “Hard Work of Employees Built This Sector. Their Futures Cannot Be Sacrificed for Corporate Greed.”

Employee Rights | Pension, Gratuity Cannot Be Withheld for Not Vacating Govt Housing: Supreme Court

Supreme Court affirms employee rights, ruling that pension and gratuity cannot be withheld for not vacating government housing. Landmark judgment ensures timely retiral benefits for all employees.

Looking for Another Job with Rival Company Is a Basic Right, Doesn’t Constitute Moral Turpitude: Calcutta High Court

The Calcutta High Court ruled that seeking employment with a rival company, especially for better perks and facilities, is a fundamental right. The court emphasized that such action does not amount to moral turpitude or breach of good morals.

Ex-Microsoft India Exec Lathika Pai Sues Over Forced Exit; Delhi HC Directs Case to Bengaluru

Lathika Pai has filed a lawsuit against Microsoft India, alleging she was coerced into resigning. The Delhi High Court redirected her case to Bengaluru, citing jurisdictional issues. Pai claims her resignation was forced and detrimental to her reputation, emphasizing concerns about workplace ethics and employee rights in corporate settings.