Factory Manager under Factories Act, 1948

[VANDANA PERIWAL]

Dear Members,

 

Is there any qualification or disqualification for Factory Manager under Factories Act, 1948?

 

Basically the question is about whether a person on whom there is any court case pending or who is on bail, be appointed as factory manager or not ??

 

 

[Nikhil Desai]

Madam

As per the Factories Act, Manager is defined u/s 2 :

(l)        “manager” means the person responsible to the occupier for the working of the factory for the purpose  of the Act.

There is no qualification prescribed / defined as such under the Factories Act for "Manager". He is appointed by the Occupier.

Normally, a Manager is an employee of the establishment, and if stated under the company;s certified standing orders, an employee against whom a court case is pending shall not be appointed by the company / establishment as "Manager".

Best wishes,

Nikhil Desai

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[VANDANA PERIWAL]

You mean to say if standing orders are silent on this issue, there is no problem in appointing any person as a factory manager, irrespective of his background.

 

 

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[Nikhil Desai]

Madam

Depends on the management of the company.

Regards

Nikhil Desai.