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Service & Employment Matters

Service writs, disciplinary proceedings, pay and pension disputes, and labour law.

Overview

Standing up for employees and employers alike.

Employment disputes affect livelihoods and businesses alike. We represent government and private-sector employees in service matters — from promotion, seniority and pay to disciplinary action and pension — and advise employers on compliance and workplace disputes.

We pursue remedies before the appropriate tribunals and the High Court, and help resolve disputes through negotiation where possible.

What we handle

Scope of Practice

Service Writs

Writ petitions on appointment, promotion, seniority, transfer and regularisation.

Disciplinary Proceedings

Assistance with charge-sheets, inquiries and suspension, and challenges to penalties.

Pay, Pension & Retiral Benefits

Claims relating to pay fixation, arrears, gratuity and pension.

Termination & Wrongful Dismissal

Challenges to illegal termination and claims for reinstatement and back wages.

Labour & Industrial Disputes

Matters before Labour Courts and Industrial Tribunals.

Employer Advisory

Employment contracts, HR policies, POSH compliance and workplace inquiries.

Where we appear

Courts & Forums

The Central Administrative Tribunal, Labour Courts, Industrial Tribunals and the Punjab & Haryana High Court.

Led by
Senior Partner of Hooda & Hooda Law Office

Adv. Hooda

Senior Partner — Leads the firm’s litigation and advisory practice from its Chandigarh chambers.

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Common questions

Service & Employment Matters: FAQs

Where can a government employee challenge a service order?

Central Government employees, and employees of certain other bodies, generally approach the Central Administrative Tribunal, while many State employees approach the High Court through a writ petition. The correct forum depends on your employer and the order in question.

What can I do if I was dismissed without an inquiry?

A dismissal without the required procedure can often be challenged. Depending on your employment, you may approach a tribunal, a labour court or the High Court. Act promptly, as delay can affect your remedies.

Do you advise employers on POSH compliance?

Yes. We help employers constitute Internal Committees, draft policies and conduct compliant inquiries under the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013.

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Office Information

  • AddressFlat No. 40-A, Army Complex,
    Sector 44, Chandigarh, India
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  • Office hours
    Mon – Sat9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
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    Consultations by prior appointment are recommended.
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“Fair process and fair treatment — at every stage of employment.”