IR Code — Registers & Forms

Central Rules

Complete list of 16 statutory registers and forms prescribed under the Industrial Relations Code, 2020 Central Rules. Find the correct form number, rule citation, and purpose for every prescribed form.

Chapter — Conciliation & Settlement

Chapter — Working Conditions

Chapter — Industrial Tribunal

Chapter — Records

Chapter — Standing Orders

Chapter — Arbitration

Chapter — Proceedings

Chapter — Recovery of Money

Chapter — Strikes & Lock-outs

Chapter — Retrenchment & Closure

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Form-I under the Industrial Relations Code, 2020?
Form-I — Memorandum of Settlement — is prescribed under Rule 4. Purpose: Record of terms of settlement reached during conciliation proceedings or via mutual agreement between employer and workers.
What is Form-(i) under the Industrial Relations Code, 2020?
Form-(i) — Notice of Discontinuance / Restarting of a Shift Working — is prescribed under Rule 8. Purpose: Notification by employer to workers and authorities regarding intention to discontinue or restart a specific work shift.
What is Form-II under the Industrial Relations Code, 2020?
Form-II — Application to Tribunal — is prescribed under Rule 9(8) and Rule 23(9). Purpose: Filing an application before the Industrial Tribunal for adjudication of disputes not settled during conciliation.
What is Form-(ii) under the Industrial Relations Code, 2020?
Form-(ii) — Service Card — is prescribed under Rule 14 (Rule 13 in Manufacturing). Purpose: Comprehensive record maintained per worker containing personal details, employment history, attendance, and disciplinary records.
What is Form-III under the Industrial Relations Code, 2020?
Form-III — Register for Certified Standing Orders — is prescribed under Rule 17. Purpose: Maintained by the certifying officer to record details of adopted or certified standing orders for industrial establishments.