TOWN COMMITTEE, GAKHAR MANDI versus AUTHORITY UNDER THE PAYMENT OF WAGES ACT GUJRANWALA
Payment of wages for the payment of wages under the Payments of Salary Act 1936, Section 1, 2 and 3 Factories Act (XXV of 1934), Section 2 (c) Purpose, Purpose, Scope and Payment of Salary Act, 1936, 1936 The accessories class of persons working in an industry demands a specific amount from the Town Committee for additional wage / overtime, demanding the application of the Town Committee employees under the Salary Act, 1936, Had also performed their respective duties. The terms of the Government Holiday Payment Wages Act, 1936 will be attracted to oil if it can be established that the employer is a factory under which employees will be employed in a factory whose wages are paid after payment. Protection was secured under the law. The Town Committee is not a factory in terms of the Salary Payment Act, 1936, its employees were not employed in the factory authority working under the salary payment. t, 1936, therefore, had no jurisdiction to settle the matter or to pass the rules of the order.
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