EMCO INDUSTRIES LIMITED versus AMIN MASIH
Labor Court Appeal Employees Relating to the Industrial Relations Commission in Their Application Under Section 22A (8) (G), (10) (C) and 22 of a Service Term Job Industrial Relations Ordinance Has had a request from the Industrial Relations Commission, 1969, alleging that his services were terminated by the employer by verbal injunction, which was a violation of the law, before the sole member of the National Industrial Relations Commission said An application was filed, and the matter was referred to the Labor Court for disposal. Pledges to terminate employees' services Only a case of unfair labor practice may be referred by the employer to the Labor Court for disposal under section 22A (10) (c) of the Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969 Was. Under the Industrial Relations Commission, section 22A (8) (g) of the Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969, neither the employer nor any member has disclosed any unfair labor practice commission. This order shows that this is a case of unfair labor, not a member of the Commission for Disposal before acting on the power under section 22A (10) (c) of the Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969. Could have been done. It should satisfy itself, at least the first party, the case being referred to the Labor Court, was one of the unfair labor practices under which the Single Member Commission's order was upheld.
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