TARIQ MEHMOOD versus PAKISTAN RAILWAYS
Section 22A (8) (G), 22d National Industrial Relations Commission (Procedures and Duties) Regulations, 1973, Reg 1 32 (2) Applying unfair practice by employers to appeal against the decision of single bench employees. The petition was alleged to have served even though he was serving. In the area of land ad hoc based on ad hoc, but they were working seamlessly and through a policy letter the owners decided to regularize the permanent workers who were working on ad hoc basis, but the employers Withdrew from his service. Employees applied for temporary relief only for the appointment of their preferred persons, with a petition filed under section 22A (8) (g) of the Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969, prohibiting the employees from being subject to sanctions. Huey said that employees opposed the unfair labor practice, saying that the application was dismissed by a single bench. In addition to the temporary injunction as well as the employees' request for a single bench, while dismissing the application for temporary relief, the application filed under Section 22A (8) (g) of the Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969 was also dealt with. Although there were some issues for merit to consider on a single bench without giving employees an opportunity to be heard, it was also observed that no discrimination could be done initially. The notification indicated that the loss of services to the employees would not arise due to inappropriate labor practice or the question of employees being victimized by the employees' trade union activities.
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