
Shop and Establishment Act India
Shop and Establishment Act in India
Premises Regulated by the Shop & Establishment Act
Aspects Regulated by the Shop and Establishment Act
- Hours of work
- Interval for rest and meals
- Prohibition of employment of children
- Employment of young person or women
- Opening and closing hours
- Close days
- Weekly holidays
- Wages for holidays
- Time and conditions of payment of wages
- Deductions from wages
- Leave policy
- Dismissal
- Cleanliness
- Lighting and ventilation
- Precautions against fire
- Accidents
- Record keeping
Shop and Establishment Act License
Any shop or commercial establishment that commences operation must apply to the Chief Inspector for a Shop and Establishment Act License within the prescribed time. The application for a license in the prescribed form must contain the name of the employer, address of the establishment, name of the establishment, category of the establishment, number of employees and other relevant details as requested. On submission of the application and review by the Chief Inspector, the shop or commercial establishment will be registered and a registration certificate will be issued to the occupier. The registration certificate must be prominently displayed at the shop or commercial establishment and renewed periodically, as per the act.
In case the shop or establishment would like to close down the business, the occupier should notify the Chief Inspector in writing within fifteen days of the closing. The Chief Inspector after reviewing the request for closure can remove the shop or commercial establishment from the register and cancel the registration certificate.
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