PAKISTAN TOBACCO BOARD MUTTAHIDA WORKERS\' UNION versus REGISTRAR, TRADE UNIONS, BENEVOLENT FUND BUILDING, PESHAWAR
Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Sections 2 (xiv), (xxviii), 10 and 11 Pakistan Tobacco Board Ordinance (1 of 1968), Section 6 Industrial Dispute Trade Union Registration Appeal The Labor Court has canceled the trade union registration certificate on the complaint. , Under the Trade Unions Section 10, Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969, on the basis that the Pakistan Tobacco Board in which this union was established was not an industrial and commercial organization, but was in fact a research institute and its employees were section 2. In the sense that there were no workers. xiv) and (xxviii) Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969 was approved by the Pakistan Tobacco Board, created by the Pakistan Tobacco Board Ordinance, 1968, it was a legal entity and the duties of the Board Ordinance under section 6, the tobacco industry. Was to do research for improvement and development. And the board of directors had no showroom, shop or industry to advise tobacco growers and they did not sell jobs to the board's EEs that followed their gazette principles and were supported by the federal government's board. The board was set up to meet the financial costs of the board, which was a research organization, had no industry and its employees could not be declared workers, a trade union registration certificate, a labor court registrar, trade unions. The complaint filed by us was properly canceled
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