Training Program on Labour laws

Overview

For the smooth functioning of an organization, thorough knowledge about various labor rules is a must. It is important that an organization is informed about the labor laws that are applicable to an organization according to the type of business that it carries out. 

These training modules will cover all the important labor rules that have come in effect from time to time and how they have influenced the growth of Indian corporate over the years. The training program has been designed to educate the candidate about the broader vision these laws have been framed for.

Training objectives

• To understand world of work and decent employment 
• To make the participants acquainted with various Labour issues 
• To discuss important issues related to labour and employment 
• To have knowledge about labour laws and recent changes in labour laws.
• to acquire the knowledge of substantive as well as procedural contents of Industrial Relations Law.
• to have an understanding of Social Security legislations.
• to develop an insight into the Wage Law.

What you’ll learn

• Classification of labour laws
• Laws dealing with Industrial relations
• Industrial disputes Act, 1947
• Trade unions Act, 1926
• Laws dealing with remuneration – payment, deduction & related issues
• Payment of wages Act, 1936
• Minimum Wages Act, 1948
• Laws dealing with social security of the employees
• Employees compensation Act, 1923
• Employees state insurance Act, 1948
• Laws dealing with nature & conditions of service & employment 
• Factories Act, 1948
• Industrial employment Act, 1946
• Laws dealing with the issues of gender equality & women employment 
• Equal remuneration Act, 1976
• Maternity benefits Act, 1961
• Laws dealing with the issues of gender equality & women employment 
• Child labour Act, 1986
• Sexual harassment at the workplace Act, 2013

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A Snapshot of Private Equity Funding

Private equity funding is a form of financing that appeals to high net worth individuals. In this, investors provide direct funding to companies for a fixed time period for a high rate of return. The investors often hold an important position in the business and provide tactical expertise as well as support. The money that they invest can be used for varied reasons, ranging from funding a new idea or expanding the working capital to strengthening the balance sheet or making an acquisition. Private equity funding is not a short-term investment like a hedge fund but a long-term funding option with investors providing substantial capital for an extended period. After the stipulated time, investors exit the company for profit. The exit plan includes different options, including initial public offering in a stock market or sells to another private equity funding investor.

Types of Private Equity Funding

Though there are different types of private equity funding, it’s primarily categorized into Venture Capital (VC) and Leverage Buyout (LBO). Venture capital refers to private equity funding in emerging businesses that are still in initial stages of formation but have high growth potential and can generate extraordinary returns. In comparison to VC, LBO provides funds to mature businesses with a focus on enhancing the rate of return. Private equity funding through LBO channel is significantly larger vis-à-vis VC. Besides these two popular options, other types of private equity funding are Growth Capital, Fund of Funds (FoF), Real Estate and Turnaround/Distress Fund Capital.

Strategic Solutions by Resurgent India

Private equity funding has gained momentum in the past decade and is only expected to continue in the future. This vital funding option has contributed to the growth of many SMEs and entrepreneurs with strategic capabilities. For maximum benefit, one needs to have an in-depth knowledge of the entire private equity funding process. Resurgent India is a name one can trust as it has the experience and knowledge to execute private equity funding process quickly and efficiently.

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Recoup Losses by Seeking Professional Insolvency service

The complex and unpleasant insolvency situation always demanded a stringent set of laws to keep it in check, and thus, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) was promulgated around three years ago. IBC aimed at creating a single law for insolvency and bankruptcy. Since its enactment, several individuals have sought bankruptcy and insolvency service from professionals to overcome the unpleasant scenario. The law is intricate and evolving, which actually gets confusing at times for a layman, because of which it is imperative for individuals to seek insolvency service from professionals who have in-depth knowledge and expertise in their respective fields.

Evolving IBC

The enactment of IBC marks the incipient battle against bankruptcy and insolvency that has adversely affected several individuals across the country. With the help of the law, insolvency service providers have been able to recover losses from defaulters or delinquent borrowers. The law has been able to instil fear among defaulters who now risk losing their company in case they are not able to repay the outstanding debt within the stipulated timeframe. The new law has streamlined the overall process, defining different insolvency resolution processes for individuals, companies and partnership firms.
We need to understand that the law has replaced a number of archaic laws and is still evolving. There is still a long way to completely wipe out such cases, but several insolvency service providers are coming to the rescue of creditors who were not very hopeful until the recent past.

Seek Professional Insolvency service

Insolvency service providers prove to be the light at the end of the tunnel for many creditors. Resurgent India is adept at imparting support/advisory insolvency service for Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP). By executing the insolvency resolution service efficiently, the professionals here have been able to recoup as much money as possible from defaulters.

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Corporate Finance for Political Funding – Real Picture & Propaganda Picture

Please bookmark this page under the portfolio where you save the write-ups related to corporate finance. Read it today and read it again on the 23rd of May, when the results of the election will be out. During this period please consult certain other literature as well, for instance, famous novelist Ravi Subramanian presented a dark picture of the allies of the corporate finance world. His narrative presents a glamorous picture of the corridors of corporate finance. Please read to the article that published in Bloomberg on March 17 where they raise some issues related to the corporate finance in political funding. In this article, they have listed the top 10 corporate finance donors in the year 2018. In order to do it, they took the support of an electoral trust (Chaudhary, 2019).

Anybody who understands the jargon of corporate finance can make a hypothesis about the role of these electoral trusts. Can we consider them as an investment in the ideologies of a political party by a corporate giant? In order to understand the nitty-gritty of corporate finance, book a free consultancy with an expert working in RESURGENT INDIA, they are always keen on imparting client education; you can brush up your knowledge about corporate finance, right from the horse’s mouth.

Corporate finance is a matter subjected to the financial markets; it is an administrative domain where political ideologies cannot do much. Another point of view says that corporate finance is an issue which is dependent on a PESTAL analysis and this donation through electoral trust is an attempt to gain better control over certain political factors associated with the business?

Corporate finance is an area where huge stakes of money exchange hands to attain long term gains. The corporate finance in India has already reached to the new levels where small investments can fetch huge profits if as an investor, you are aware of some "out-of-the-box" factors that are far beyond the spreadsheets and signals coming out of the projections made by the companies. 

The introduction of the electoral trust is a new chapter in this book. If you are planning to invest money in an area where corporate finance activities also hold a stake then, you need to keep an eye certain new areas as well. After 23rd May this article will serve as a reminder for you to go for a PESTAL analysis prior to investing in the market.

Bibliography

Chaudhary, A. (2019). A Murky Flood of Money Pours Into the World’s Largest Election. Bloomberg, https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2019-india-election-funds/.

Benefits of Debt Syndication

The aim of every business is to prosper and grow for which it has to continuously meet its working capital and growth finance needs. Debt syndication proves to be a great funding tool for such companies and is even considered better than other debt options such as bank loans and bonds. In debt syndication, the borrower gets funds from two or more lenders, who generally entrust the lead lender with the responsibilities of origination and administration of the loan. This debt mechanism has been around for a long time, but its popularity has simply exploded in the past few years.

Win-Win Situation

Debt syndication not only benefits lenders but also borrowers who need capital to fund their continued growth. Lenders prefer debt syndication as it limits their risks and even enables them to give more loans to different portfolios. Besides, the administration of loan is done proficiently by the agent that manages the whole process on behalf of all the syndicate members, saving other members’ time and effort. 

Borrowers, on the other hand, don’t have to negotiate with individual financial institutes, which can be quite taxing. The time and effort that they save can be channelized in other productive tasks. Along with the consolidation of efforts, debt syndication helps borrowers in making new contacts with financial institutes that are part of the syndicate. Debt syndication is also cost saving as funds are cheaper in the syndicated loan market in comparison to a series of bilateral loans. In addition, it provides them the flexibility in shaping their syndicated loans as well as greater visibility in the market.

Thus, debt syndication has not only benefited several borrowing companies by contributing to their growth but also proved beneficial for lending financial institutes. 

Choose Resurgent India

Resurgent India provides customized financing solutions with a thorough understanding of the debt syndication process. The debt syndication managers here can arrange debts at competitive rates by assembling a group of financial institutes to form a syndicate to effortlessly meet the requirements of the borrowers.