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Employment and Labour Laws Newsletter - October 2025
Authors:
Pratyush Kumar Singh
Haritha Dhinakaran
Saket Mishra
November 4, 2025
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This edition provides key updates on:
🔹 Statutory and regulatory developments
🔹 Central and state-specific notifications
🔹 Recent judicial pronouncements impacting employment and labour law.
Read the full newsletter here: Employment & Labour Newsletter.pdf
TLH, Advocates & Solicitors
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