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Karnataka HC judge recuses from hearing gig worker welfare law petitions - The Economic Times
Justice Suraj Govindaraj recused himself from hearing petitions challenging Karnataka's gig worker law due to a potential conflict of interest. The law, aimed at providing social security, is contested by industry bodies like IAMAI and platform aggregators. They argue it conflicts with national legislation and raises concerns about duplicate financial obligations and unnotified adjustment mechanisms for welfare fees.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Amazon, Zomato, IAMAI, & others move Karnataka HC against gig workers welfare law - The Economic Times
The petitions come after the state government did not respond to IAMAI's request to defer the levy of the gig workers' welfare fee until the Centre and the state evolve a…
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Platforms, IAMAI move Karnataka HC against gig workers welfare law - The Economic Times
The petitions come after the state government did not respond to IAMAI's request to defer the levy of the gig workers' welfare fee until the Centre and the state evolve a…
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thehindu.com
Leading aggregators like Swiggy, Zepto, Zomato move Karnataka High Court challenging constitutional validity of State’s gig workers welfare…
Swiggy, Zomato, and others challenge Karnataka's gig workers welfare law in High Court, citing conflict with national regulations.
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Karnataka HC judge recuses from hearing gig worker welfare law petitions - The Economic Times
Justice Suraj Govindaraj recused himself from hearing petitions challenging Karnataka's gig worker law due to a potential conflict of interest. The law, aimed at providing social…