CH. BASHARAT ALI versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY LABOUR AND MANPOWER DIVISION ISLAMABAD
The Preacher's Constitution, Arts 89 (2), 199, 270 AA (8), Fourth Schedule, Federal Legislative List (Amended by the Eighteenth Amendment), Articles 3 and 59 of the Constitution of the Vehicles of Industrial Relations Ordinance , 2011 The Federal Government, the jurisdiction of international conventions, and the federal government's enforcement of labor laws to hear treaties, were accepted on the basis that after the Eighteenth Amendment to the Constitution, the list of harmonies was removed and Legislation on the item of labor under Article 89 (2) became the legitimate president of the provincial subject.) The constitution had the authority to issue ordinances and This life was limited to the Fourth Schedule to the Ordinance of the Federal Legislature, as the sole authority of the President, the first part of the labor laws of the Constitution issued by the provinces showed that there was no provision. Legislation No. 3 and 59 for the implementation of agreements and agreements with other countries to regulate the dispute between the Industry Wise Trade Union and the Trans Provincial Industrial Disputes Federation. In addition to the provincial powers, the National Industrial Commission managed the labor disputes of the trade wars of the Union Trade Unions, and the establishment was established. Different sections of Pakistan were about to sign the International Labor Convention and as the Federation adopted the international community, the Federation had the power to legislate on the labor issue, which the High Court of the province was unable to legislate. The High Court has declared that
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