Temporary Employees Cannot Be Kept in Insecure Conditions While Performing Work Similar to Regular Staff: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court held that the State cannot keep temporary employees in insecure service conditions while assigning them duties identical to permanent staff. It ruled that workers performing the same functions cannot be denied corresponding benefits and social security protections.

Calcutta HC Restrains WB Govt’s Monetary Aid to ‘Jobless’ Group C & D School Staff: ‘Flawed Selection Process’

Today, On 20th June, Calcutta High Court restrained the West Bengal government from giving monetary aid to ‘jobless’ Group C and D school staff, citing a flawed selection process flagged by the Supreme Court. Relief put on hold till September 26.

Bombay High Court: “Dependent Parents of Deceased, Unmarried Govt Employee Entitled to Family Pension”

The Bombay High Court ruled that dependent parents of a deceased, unmarried government employee are entitled to a family pension. This decision ensures financial support for elderly parents left behind after their child’s death.

“Policies Must Focus on Removing Barriers For Differently-abled Children”: Supreme Court Justice B V Nagarathna

Supreme Court Justice B V Nagarathna emphasized the need for inclusive policies to eliminate barriers faced by differently-abled children during the ‘Invisible No More’ consultation with UNICEF. She outlined the importance of data-driven approaches, regular surveys, and accessible services to ensure equal opportunities, advocating for integrated support to combat societal stigma and enhance social security.