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Central Labour Service is a premier organised Group 'A' Central Civil Service of Govt of India.   The Central Labour Service (CLS) was constituted with effect from 3rd February 1987 to ensure better industrial relations, providing benefits of labour welfare schemes and enforcement of labour laws. Consequent upon the Cadre Review, the Central Labour Service (CLS) was notified as an Organized Service in the year 2004.

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Aims and Objectives of the Association

  1. To organize and unite the officers of Central Industrial Relation Machinery and Central Labour Service.
  2. To watch, promote, safeguard, and further the interests, rights, and privileges of the members in all matters relating to employment.
  3. To promote and establish understanding and good relations between the officers represented by the Association and the Ministries/Departments employing them.
  4. To cooperate, facilitate interchange of ideas, and federate with similar service associations having similar objectives.
  5. To create an atmosphere of mutual coordination and support among its members, to start cooperative societies, and to organize mutual benefit funds if circumstances so require.
  6. For the attainment of its objectives, the Association may establish branches in Delhi as well as in other States.

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Constitution of Central Labour Service (CLS) Officers Association

Central Labour Service is a premier organised Group 'A' Central Civil Service of Govt of India. The Central Labour Service (CLS) was constituted with effect from 3rd February 1987 to ensure better industrial relations, providing benefits of labour welfare schemes and enforcement of labour laws. Consequent upon the Cadre Review, the Central Labour Service (CLS) was notified as an Organized Service in the year 2004.

Central Labour Service (CLS) Officers Association Initiatives

The ordinary membership of the Officers Association shall be open to all Officers of Central Industrial Relations Machinery and Central Labour Service Officers posted anywhere in India or abroad. However, the Executive Committee shall take the decision in matter of admission of ordinary member.

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