Allahabad HC relief to medical representative who was terminated for allegedly lying about doctor visits
In a recent judgement, the Allahabad High Court came to the rescue of a medical representative who was terminated from his duty for allegedly lying about doctor visits. The court also upheld the classification of medical representatives as "workmen" under the Industrial Disputes Act of 1947.
A Single Bench comprising Justice Alok Mathur ruled "After 06.05.1987 all the medical representatives were declared to be workmen without limitation on their wages thereafter and upon the capacity in which they were employed or engaged."
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