Question
The Industrial Relations Code, 2020 introduces the concept of "Fixed Term Employment." Which of the following statements regarding a Fixed Term Employee under the Code is INCORRECT?
Solution
Explanation:  The Industrial Relations Code, 2020 statutorily recognises Fixed Term Employment for the first time in labour law. The key features under the Code are:  Option (D) is incorrect and is therefore the right answer to this "INCORRECT" type question. There is no provision under the IR Code, 2020 that grants automatic permanent status after completing two consecutive fixed term contracts. This is a common misconception and a favourite examiner trap. Options (A), (B), and (C) are all correctly stated positions under the Code.
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