An orientation programme was organised today, 23 October 2026, at the Office of the Deputy Chief Labour Commissioner (Central), Kanpur, in connection with the proposed Special Campaign for the speedy disposal of pending cases before the Central Government Industrial Tribunal (CGIT), scheduled to be conducted from 16 November to 27 November 2026. 

The programme was attended by the Presiding Officer of CGIT, Shri Srivastava, Regional Labour Commissioner (Central), Shri Mukesh Tiwary, Standing Counsels, representatives of major employers and various stakeholders associated with industrial dispute resolution.

Addressing the participants, Shri Mukesh Tiwary, Regional Labour Commissioner (Central), Kanpur, emphasised the importance of active cooperation among employers, legal representatives and other stakeholders for the effective implementation of the Special Campaign. He urged major employers and their authorised representatives to participate in the camp and ensure their presence with relevant records, case documents and necessary instructions so that pending matters could be taken up effectively and disposed of expeditiously.

The Presiding Officer, Shri Srivastava, highlighted the importance of timely justice in industrial dispute resolution and observed that “Delay in justice is defeated justice.” He stressed that timely appearance of parties, proper preparation of cases and cooperation from advocates and employers are essential for reducing pendency and ensuring effective adjudication.

The orientation programme also provided an opportunity to sensitise stakeholders regarding the objectives of the Special Campaign, the need for effective case management and the importance of avoiding unnecessary adjournments. The participants were encouraged to extend their full cooperation to ensure that cases identified for the campaign are heard and decided in accordance with law.

The Special Campaign, scheduled from 16 November to 27 November 2026, is aimed at facilitating the speedy disposal of pending cases, reducing litigation-related delays and strengthening the mechanism for timely resolution of industrial disputes.

The Office of the Deputy Chief Labour Commissioner (Central), Kanpur, called upon all concerned employers, Standing Counsels, advocates and other stakeholders to extend their cooperation and make the Special Campaign a success in the larger interest of workers, employers and industrial harmony. 

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