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G.S.R. 342(E) · 8 May 2026

Rule 34 — Review of order

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InstrumentIndustrial Relations (Central) Rules, 2026
Rule34
ChapterCHAPTER X — SPECIAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO LAY-OFF, RETRENCHMENT AND CLOSURE IN CERTAIN
Effective8 May 2026

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34. Review of order.– (1) The Central Government may, either on its own motion or on an application made by the
employer or any worker, review its order granting or refusing to grant permission for the retrenchment.

(2) The employer or any worker concerned, along with the order referred to in sub-rule (1), may make an application
within thirty days from the date on which such order is made, to the Central Government for reviewing that order and
that Government shall within a period of two months from the date on which such application is made, dispose of the
application after providing the concerned parties an opportunity of being heard.

(3) Where the Central Government decides to review the order referred to in sub-rule (1), on its own motion, it may
take necessary steps within one month from the date on which such order is made and after providing the concerned
parties an opportunity of being heard, dispose of such review within a period of two months from the date on which
such decision is taken.

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Forms and records

No form heading is directly assigned to this rule. Keep the application, notice, order, electronic acknowledgment and register required by the text.

Implementation owner

HR/employee relations with legal review and the authorised signatory specified by the rule.

System control

Create a workflow that blocks completion until every mandatory field, attachment, service method and timeline is satisfied.

Evidence

Preserve the exact filed form, annexures, electronic receipt, delivery proof, hearing material and final order.

Failure consequence

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