MUSLIM COMMERCIAL BANK LTD. versus REGISTRAR, INDUSTRY-WISE TRADE UNION
Section 22 (, 1), 22A&22E Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Application Certification of Collective Bargaining Agents Failure to Investigate Multiple Bargaining Agents National Industrial Relations Commission By its order, two collective bargaining agents have been confirmed. Under Section 22 (1) of the Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969, for employees working in applicant bank institutions located in the provinces of Sindh, Balochistan, North West Frontier Province and Punjab, make a collective bargaining for all four provinces. Certificate of the agent was obtained. Other collective bargaining agent for cities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad zone should inquire if the National Industrial Relations Commission applicant wants to confirm more than one collective bargaining agent at the bank institutions. That is provided in Section 22 EE of Industrial. Relationships Ordinance, 1969, and it should reasonably be satisfied that the applicant was in the interest of workers working in the banking institutions and should determine the collective bargaining units. After holding elections through, any trade union can be declared a collector bargaining agent. Bargaining Units Where the Commission Did Not Exercise Such, the commission's commission affirming a collective bargaining agent for only two cities is a violation of the provisions of Sections 22A and 22E of the Industrial Relations Ordinance. , 1969 Order passed by the National Industrial Relations Industrial Relations Ordinance, Section 22, 22A of 1969
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