BALOCHISTAN ENGINEERING WORKS LTD versus MUHAMMAD SALMAN
Section 25A West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance (VII of 1968), Section O13 Complaint requests were terminated on the basis of reorganization of employees on the basis of re-organization of employees, retraining employees Filed a complaint against his dismissal, and the Labor Court's dismissal of his approval was illegal, law-abiding and ordered the employees to return to the job with backup benefits. To be restored. The issue of the employer establishment was that the establishment faced severe financial crisis and economic crisis. The additional manpower, and therefore the collective bargaining agent and establishment, had contracted to introduce the Golden Hand Shake Scheme, under which 42 employees were to be retired, the statement said, adding that 30 employees had volunteered. The Golden Hand Shake Scheme was chosen and the other persons who were not willing to leave under the scheme were disposed of, the settlement only relevant document that the Establishment allegedly presented in support of the reorganization was a table. In which the departmental restructuring was performed, neither the table of the organization nor the alleged compromise. The collective bargaining agent who had negotiated between the establishment, which was provided no justification for the loss. Since the workers were silent about the actual need for workers in both departments, it was necessary to prove that the amount of work in each department was justified by the story and that the excess staff / workers should be removed. Like this
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