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I am to refer to your letter No. 12, 047, dated the 20th May, 1968, on the subjectmentioned above, and to say that the following conditions have to be satisfied before aperson could be treated as a ‘worker’ under the Factores Act, 1948 :—(i) He must be working within the premises of a factory.(ii) He must be employed in a manufacturing process or in any kind of work incidental toor connected with a manufacturing process or the subject of a manufacturing process and(iii) The connection (employment) must be direct and not remote.Since the staff employed in the First-Aid Post in a Factory is nor directly connected witha manufacturing process, the posts of dressers and compounders would not fall with thedefinition of ‘‘worker’’ under the Factories Act, 1948.Yours faithfully,P. H. MAKHIJAN.Deputy Director,For Director Central
17. THE FACTORIES ACT, 1948NOTIFICATIONTHE 19TH MAY, 1994No. S.O. 27/P. C. I. M. A. H. R. 93/94- In pursuance of the provisions of clause (a) ofrule 2 read with rule 14 of Punjab Control of Industrial Major Accidents Hazards Rules,1993, the Governor of Punjab is pleased to appoint and designate all the Collectors of theDistricts in the State of Punjab as Distrct Emergency Authority for the purpose of the saidrules., in their respective jurisdiction.Dr. BRAJENDRA SINGHSecretary to Government of Punjab,Department of Labour and Employment.
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