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The Following Particulars / Details Must Be Uploaded by the Principal Employer on Its Website The Following particulars / details must be uploaded by the Principal Employer on its website Sl No Particulars / Details 1 Name / address of Website http://www.amazon.jobs/India-CLA 2 Name of the Establishment Amazon Transportation Services Pvt. Ltd. 3 Address of the Establishment (Registered Office) Ground floor, Eros Plaza, Eros Corporate Centre, Nehru Place, New Delhi 110019 Address of the Establishment / Branch Office where contract workers are to First Floor of prop. RZ-29/2, Durga Puri, Dwarka Puri (Vijay Enclave), Dabri Palam Road, Delhi - 4 be engaged 110045 5 Nature of work for which Contract Workmen are to be employed Delivery Services / Security Services / House Keeping Services 6 Name of the Proprietor / Partner / Director / Managing Director Awanish Narain Singh 7 Date of Starting of Business 21st Jan 2017 8 Date of Initial agreement with the Principal Employer (working since with PE) 21st Jan 2017 9 Mobile No. of PE / Contractor 996-221-2650 10 E-mail ID of PE / Contractor [email protected] Quess Corp Limited - http://www.ikyaglobal.com/compliance/ G4S Secure Solutions (India) Pvt. Ltd. - http://www.g4s.in/ G4S Facility Services India Pvt Ltd. - http://www.g4s.in/ Innovsource Private Limited - http://innov.in/AmazonDelhiMainOnlineFile.html Million Minds Management Services Limited - http://million-minds.com/wagespayout.aspx Watermelon Management Services Private Limited - 11 Website Address of Contractor's establishment http://watermelongroup.co.in/compliance/ Registration Certificate No. of PE / Contractor Labour License No. and valid up 12 to Applied For 13 Registration No. under the Registration Act, 1908 NA 14 Registration No. under Partnership Act, 1932 NA 15 Registration No. under the Companies Act, 1956 U74140DL2012FTC235140 16 Registration No. under the Delhi Shops & Establishment Act, 1954 2017028313 17 Registration No. under the Factories Act (for PE) NA 18 Registration No. of Employee ESI Act, 1948 NA 19 Registration No. EPF and Misc. Provisions Act, 1952 BG /BNG/67490 20 Service Tax Registration No. AAKCA5016BSD001 21 Sale Tax Registration No. NA 22 PAN Card No. AAKCA5016B By the Principal Employer Name and address of Principal Employer establishment : Amazon Transportation Services Pvt. Ltd., First Floor of prop. RZ-29/2, Durga Puri, Dwarka Puri (Vijay Enclave), Dabri Palam Road, Delhi - 110045 Name and address of Principal Employer : Amazon Transportation Services Pvt. Ltd., First Floor of prop. RZ-29/2, Durga Puri, Dwarka Puri (Vijay Enclave), Dabri Palam Road, Delhi - 110045 Name of Executive Maximum Number Name & Designation of Authorized Date of S. Name and address of Contractor/s Site / Work place where contract Partner / Prop. / of workers to be Representative of PE for verifying / Payment of No. engaged labour is to be engaged Director engaged witness the wage disbursement Wages M/s Quess Corp Limited On or before 4th Floor, S V Towers, #27, 80 Feet 1 Madhu Damodaran 250 Ubheydeep Singh 7th of every Road 6th Block Koramangala month Bangalore – 560095 G4S secure solutions (India) Pvt. On or before Ltd. 2 Rajiv Sharma 15 Ubheydeep Singh 7th of every Janakpuri, Behind Janak cinema month New Delhi-110058 M/s G4S Facility Services India Pvt Ltd, On or before 3 #507, 1st Floor, HBR Layout, 1st Amit Sinha 10 Ubheydeep Singh 7th of every Stage, 4th block, Outer Ring Road, First Floor of prop. RZ-29/2, Durga month Bangalore – 560043 Puri, Dwarka Puri (Vijay Enclave), M/s Innovsource Private Limited Dabri Palam Road, Delhi - 110045 On or before A-2, Kailash Industrial Complex, 4 Bharat Mahale 50 Ubheydeep Singh 7th of every Park Site, Vikhroli (W), Mumbai month 400079 M/s Million Minds Management On or before Services Limited 5 Amit Shankhdhar 50 Ubheydeep Singh 7th of every A1, Acharya Niketan, Mayur Vihar , month Phase -1, Delhi -110091 M/s Watermelon Management On or before Services Private Limited Masroor Ahmed 6 50 Ubheydeep Singh 7th of every C-3, Street No. 6, Brij Vihar, New month Delhi – 110051 .
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