ASSOCIATED PRESS OF PAKISTAN CORPORATION THROUGH MANAGING DIRECTOR, ISLAMABAD versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF LABOUR MANPOWER AND OVERSEAS PAKISTANIS DIVISI
Section 12A & 13 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Tribunal Respondents' powers, which, upon their retirement, were calculated on the basis of their basic salary with the child, the Provident Fund. Was entitled to take account of. On the basis of his wages, the Tribunal referred to the Tribunal established under Section 12A of the News Employees Act, 1973, despite the objection that the Tribunal had no jurisdiction in the matter, the Tribunal concluded that And decided that the only question to be considered was whether the tribunal had the authority to pass an illegal order, the tribunal had a limited jurisdiction. It can exercise jurisdiction only in relation to the implementation of the wage board's decision if the newspaper employee's claim was based on the provisions of section 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8 of the Newspaper Employees Act (1973). Or the West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employment Ordinance, 1968 or any contract or settlement or award, other than a wage board award or guarantee under any other law, the employee may request labor jurisdiction. In the jurisdiction of the Court or Tribunal, the National Industrial Relations Commission can only be appealed if the claim was based on the decision of the Wage Board, in the present case, the defendant's claim was based on the supply of Section 5 of the newspaper employees ( Terms of Service (Act, 1973) Implemented by Section 12A of the Tribunal Newspaper Employees (Terms of Service) Act, 1973, there was no jurisdiction in this case.
