8.2 The Labour Court and its Jurisdiction

The Labour Court — the specialised court (the labour disputes' adjudication: the industrial justice's temple). The composition's design: the judicial-and-labour faces (the judge's chair with the labour-law's specialisation; the tripartite traditions' influence on the industrial-adjudication idea). The jurisdiction (the Act's allocation): The individual disputes: the termination's challenges (the dismissal-and-discipline cases — the reinstatement's remedies); the wage-and-benefit claims (the non-payment's suits; the PF- and-gratuity's enforcement); the compensation claims (the work-injury's disputes); The collective disputes' adjudication (the unresolved-after-conciliation disputes' trial — the references; the unfair-labour-practices' cases); The appeals-and-reviews: the labour office's decisions' appeal faces; the disciplinary action's challenge (Unit 6's route); The collective agreements' enforcement (the agreement's terms' disputes). The procedure's character: the cheap-quick-informal design (the industrial-justice rationale — the technicality's minimisation; the timelines' discipline); the court's powers (the evidence, the inspection, the witnesses — the civil-and-criminal-procedure adaptations). The appeal's route: the Labour Court's decisions → the High Court (the appeal's points-of-law; the double- appeal discipline) → the Supreme Court's extraordinary faces (the writ's route — the prescribed cases' world: the Labour Court's jurisdiction itself the writ's subject).