Need-Based Worker Has No Legally Enforceable Right To Continue In The Service

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Need-Based Worker Has No Legally Enforceable Right To Continue In The Service

The Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court while deciding a writ petition filed by the need-based workers seeking their continuation as casual labourers till such time a policy is framed by the government for the regularisation and their services be regularised,  has held that the need-based workers has no legally enforceable right to continue in the service once the employer decides that his services are not needed. The Hon’ble Court further held that no enforceable right accrues in favour of the petitioners to continue as casual labourers given the condition attached to their engagement.

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