Sections 46, 47 (3) and 48 of the Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance (VII 1968), Section 2 (g) and Section O 1 (b) Complaint Regular Claims Service for the Applicant, while the Deputy Counsel The Establishment, since 1985, has been instructed to operate in the ambulance as a driver since August 1993. Applicant's complaint was that persons older than 5 were formalized as drivers of vehicles in Scale 5, but he was senior despite taking driver's qualifying tests. Saying that the individuals have been neglected by the Presiding Officer of the Labor Court, they rejected the complaint filed by the petitioner, saying that no safe and guaranteed rights of the applicant were violated. , And for no reason. And it was not a question of discrimination against all discriminants who were granted permanent worker status under clause (b) of Order 1 of the Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance 1968, for all practical purposes. Will be entitled to treatment. As a regular employee of the establishment as an ambulance driver. And he was entitled to all the incentives that resulted, though the applicant, at his disadvantage, when others were regularized, suffered, but in fact the law deserved it much earlier. While allowing the petitioner's appeal, his complaint application was obtained under section 46 of the Industrial. The Relations Ordinance, 2002 was adopted and the establishment was instructed to serve as a permanent driver.
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