Sections 391 to 394 of the Companies Act, 1956 deal with schemes related to corporate reorganizations. As approval of a majority of a company’s creditors and members is a precondition for obtaining court sanction for any scheme under the Companies Act, both members and creditors have a stake in corporate mergers. However, the Act does not envisage any role for employees.
The Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 (IDA) contains certain important provisions in this regard.
Section 25FF provides that in the case of transfer of ownership or management, every workman – which includes workers but not management – who has been in continuous employment for more than a year, is entitled to benefits and compensation as if he has been retrenched.
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Diljeet Titus is a senior partner at Titus & Co, Advocates and may be contacted at: dtitus@titus-india.com. Niranjan Raj is an associate at Titus & Co, Advocates and may be contacted at nirajanraj@titus-india.com
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