Corona infection has emptied the pockets of the general public. The same, the Supreme Court will give its verdict today on whether the employees will get full salary during lockdown or not. The Supreme Court will hear a petition filed against giving full salary to employees during the 54-day period of lockdown today. The Supreme Court will give its verdict on several petitions filed by several private companies, challenging the order of the Ministry of Home Affairs to give full salary to the employees during the lockdown today.
Earlier on June 4, the Supreme Court, while hearing a batch of petitions challenging the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) notification on salary payments, saw that some way of reconciliation between the company and the employees could be worked out which led to 54 days salary. Can be given
For your information, let us tell you that after the last hearing in the Supreme Court, the court had reserved its decision on it. Actually, the companies giving salary are arguing that they are not in a condition to give full salary for 54 days between 29 March to 17 May. He argued that the government should help industries in such a difficult situation. The hearing of this case is being conducted by Justice Ashok Bhushan, Justice Sanjay Kaul and MR Shah. At the same time, during the hearing on June 4, the court was told that there was a discussion between employees and companies regarding salary. On behalf of the government, it was said in the Supreme Court that if any company is saying that it is not in a condition to pay full salary, then they should show their audited balance sheet.
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