Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Section 22 A Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Application Industrial Dispute Alternative Treatment Employee was dismissed on charges of instability but he was appointed by the National Industrial Relations Commission on unfair labor practice commission. Requested from the jurisdiction of Regardless of the fact that the case relates to an individual employee's complaint and there was no evidence of unfair labor practice that allowed the petition and the employee was restored with full compensation from the employer. The employer believed that the employee had failed to adopt an alternative approach. Appeal to the Department is available to the employee and the order of the National Industrial Relations Commission was without jurisdiction, where the order of the National Industrial Relations Commission suffered from lack of jurisdiction and unlawful, in accordance with its decision, substitute alternatives. Don't take advantage. Additional application under section 22A of the Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969, will not be binding, which the High Court rejected the order passed by the National Industrial Relations Commission and allowed the application under the circumstances.
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