Ordinance of the Banking Companies 1962 Section 47 (5) Combining Bank's Entry for the Facilities of the Bank's Retained Employees From the effective date of the bank's solidarity, where they were previously working on the claim of the Government employees that they were working with the Transfer Bank Employees were entitled to all the benefits acceptable to those who had been misunderstood from the effective date of the merger, because according to the provisions of the Ordinance of Banking Companies, 1962, the employees who retained the public servants were entitled to the effective date of the collective history. Was eligible for up to three years of compensation and terms and conditions, which were awarded to the former banker. They were applied and they could not be less favorable in any case. Those who were enjoying the aforementioned transfer bank, however, in terms of a three-year term for effective date within one, government employees (intact employees) contributions and relevant positions and transfer bank status employees. Their qualifications and experience were subject to scrutiny, with retained employees maintaining their former terms and conditions. Thereafter, they should be treated equally as employees of the transfer bank
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