Deciding two connected writ petitions arising from a common Industrial Tribunal Award, the Delhi High Court set aside the Tribunal's direction granting hotel workmen a further…
Mere "Benefit Of Doubt" Acquittal Can't Be Used As Ruse To Deprive Employee Of Legitimate Financial Entitlements: Rajasthan HC
The Jharkhand High Court upheld the decision to cut the pension by 20% and forfeit gratuity for a former CISF officer who had made casteist remarks against a subordinate. The officer’s behavior was deemed inappropriate and against the dignity of his colleagues. The Court emphasized that such conduct is detrimental to the workplace and violates the principles of equality and respect. The decision serves as a reminder that public servants must adhere to ethical standards, and discriminatory actions could lead to financial penalties or other punitive measures, even after retirement.