Employee hiring structures in India and applicable law

By Rashmi Pradeep and Abe Abraham, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas
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Employment engagement structures in India are broadly of three types: direct employment; deploying third-party agency workers; or engaging consultants/retainers.

Rashmi Pradeep at Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas
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The most common form of engagement is direct employment, which would involve employment of full-time permanent employees, part-time permanent employees, temporary employees or fixed-term employees.

Full-time permanent employment is the most prevalent among the different models under the direct employment structure. Here the employer typically enters into a contract with the individual and sets out the terms on which they would be employed, including salary and benefit details, working hours and termination provisions.

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Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas is India’s largest full-service law firm. Rashmi Pradeep is a partner and Abe Abraham is a principal associate at the firm.

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