SC Judgment on Temporary Employment in Government Institutions
On 20th December, 2024, the Supreme Court (SC), in a significant judgment, addressed the critical issue of regularization of long-term temporary employees performing essential functions in government institutions.
The Case
- The case, Jaggo vs. Union of India, involved four appellants who had been engaged by the Central Water Commission (CWC) on part-time, ad-hoc terms for periods ranging from over a decade to nearly two decades.
Issues Highlighted by the SC
- Exploitation of Workers in Gig Economy: The private sector's gig economy growth has increased precarious work arrangements, leaving workers without essential benefits, job security, and fair treatment.
- Rule Violations and Moral ....
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