who has participated in the erection work of the electric poles. Erection of polies is not a continuous process. After the erection is over, the contract would come to an end. If any fresh erection of poles work ought to be carried then a fresh contract would be issued to the successful bidder for another erection work. Therefore, there is no employee and employer relationship between the petitioner and the respondent. Moreover, the petitioner claims to have worked in the year 2001, but, he has not participated in the identifiaction parade, which was conducted in the year 2008. As far as the agreement entered on 03.08.2010, it is not stated from which period to which period, the work was carried out by the petitioner. From the above evidence, it is seen that the petitioner was not continuously engaged as a contract labour. The execution work contract can at the most be termed as service contract or works contract. It is not an employment and there is no employee and employer relationship. Hence, the petitioner is not entitled to regularise the service.