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Can any employer terminate any of his employees whenever he wants? What is the correct procedure for termination? How much compensation has to be paid to the employee at the time of termination? What is the difference between termination and layoff? And what does the Industrial Dispute Act of 1947 Say About Termination? So, friends, this is what we are going to cover in todays episode, We are going to cover the rules related to termination and layoff Regulations and a compensation And we will know a little bit about the basics of the Industrial Dispute Act Specifically, layoff and termination rules So, friends, my name is Rishabh Jain you are watching Labour Law Advisor Indias biggest channel related to Employees and Employers [intro music] Before we go any further a word that will be used again and again in this episode that is workman So when it comes to the Industrial Dispute Act, the word employee is not used there. There the word is used as a workman So lets see the definition