UMAR HAYAT versus THE MANAGER RAFHAN MAIZE PRODUCTS COMPANY LTD. FAISLABAD
Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Section 25A West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance (VII 1968), Section O15 (3) Employees dismissed after inquiring against them on charges of dismissal. It was handled by the general secretary. This behavior of the company's collective bargaining agent and employee was considered abusive, as well as the discipline. Two other employees involved in the case were dealt with softly, while a severe dismissal from the job was followed by the incident of retaining his widowed mother and three sisters, on the basis of which the employee was dismissed from the job. Except in this case, employees were dismissed from the job and the inaction and independence of the inquiry officer appointed by the employer can also be construed as such inquiry cannot be expected from the officer. The employee, who did not divorce the free and open-minded facts of the matter presented honestly and represented the absolute truth, had made a promise through the Holocaust that there was no complaint against him against the person through whom Was charged with and did not resort to abuse, the employee served the company for twelve years without any negative reports. And the alleged misconduct with the employee is not equivalent to the mismanagement of that kind as it was attracted to such a rigid view that it was dismissed as a dismissal order.
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