PAKISTAN WORKERS FEDERATION, BALOCHISTAN versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN THROUGH FEDERAL SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF LAW AND JUSTICE, ISLAMABAD
Sections 2 (x), (xxxii), 19 and the Preamble Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 142, 199 and Fourth Schedule, Part I, Item No. 31, 59 and Part II, Items No. 3, 13 and 18 Constitutional Application Industrial Relations Act, ( Constitution of the Transitional Institutions / Corporations / Institutions / Industries Management or management of the Federal Government Trade Unions and the appointment of agents and employees and collective bargaining agents in such entities. The federal government can legislate in relation to these trade unions and workmen regarding such trans provincial entities; the Parliamentary Companies like the Industrial Relations Act, 2012 were responsible for the legislature of SEPTCL and WAPDA and Legal powers such as NADRA were established by the Federation or under federal law by companies and legal authorities that are constituted by the Federation or by federal law (Federal Legislative List), Schedule IV, Part I, Item No. 31 and Part II Item The numbers will come in, item number 3 of the Constitution, since such legal authorities Establishments exist in all the provinces and will cover them (federal) as well. List of Legislatures (Schedule IV), Part II, Constitution No. 13 Constitution No. WAPDA Specifically (Federal Legislative List) Fourth Schedule, Part II, Constitution No. 3 Constitutional Trade Unions, Workers' Disputes and Labor Welfare Matters related to Inter-Provincial bodies may also be classified as labor unions / applicants for constitutional no.3, Schedule IV, Part I, Item No. 31 and Part II, Constitutions No. 3 and 13 of the items included in the Federal Legislative List.
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