Legal Standing of Interns and How Indian Employers can Reduc

Interns are not employees in India. Apprentice work is regulated by law and some careers require students work in training programs. Employers can avoid penalties for treating trainees as employees by carefully drafting apprenticeship agreements to meet legal standards.

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