Can a trade union / or a group of workmen raise an ID directly before the Conciliation Officer without raising it first before the management/employer?
Ans. Any fresh demand of the workmen should be made at the first instance, on the employer before a dispute can be said to exist between the workmen and such employer. Therefore, such demands should be raised by the workmen or the trade union, first before the employer and after the same is either not responded to or rejected by such employer, the workmen or the trade union can approach the conciliation officer for intervention into the dispute over such demands.
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