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What is a CLRA License?
A CLRA License, also known as a Contract Labour License, is a legal authorization required by establishments or contractors engaging contract laborers for their operations. It ensures compliance with labor laws and protects the rights of contract laborers.
Who needs to obtain a CLRA License?
Any establishment or contractor engaging 20 or more contract laborers in any business or trade must obtain a CLRA License as per the Contract Labour (Regulation and Abolition) Act, 1970.
What is the purpose of obtaining a CLRA License?
The primary purpose of obtaining a CLRA License is to ensure the welfare and protection of contract laborers and to maintain compliance with labor laws.
What is the validity period of a CLRA License?
CLRA Licenses are usually valid for a specific period, typically one or two years. It is essential to renew the license timely to maintain compliance.