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BADARUDDIN, GENERAL SECRETARY, WORKERS\' UNION versus PARTNERS

Sections 8, 14, 15 and 22B of the Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 lodge a complaint against the employees of the Union Standing Workers' Union regarding the inappropriate labor practice before the registration of the union before the Union Registration CBA ( I) challenged before the Appellate Tribunal challenging the establishment and directing prayer not to affect the order of their registration and (ii) the Appellate Tribunal prayer approved before the Appellate Tribunal before the Appellate Tribunal's request. The union should be instructed not to delay the final appeal decision as CBA. That (i) was not an order of the Labor Appellate Tribunal. The binding of the injunction passed by the NIRC and (ii) the appellate tribunal which was not submitted on the complaint filed by the complainant union may continue to be valid and the composition of the order and the order are equivalent. And may produce the same results and (iii) the registered trade union shall be able to sue or prosecute the name of the corporation under whose name it is registered under section 14 Dismissed and disqualified the complaint: Although the order of the Labor Appellate Tribunal is not binding on the same W of the NRC Under which the parties are obliged to take up the matter, this order applies only after the adoption of the Complaint Union registration has been suspended as soon as the Appellate Tribunal has been approved. The Complaint Order and the complaint filed thereafter was not a competent union which is not registered or whose registration was suspended could not sue under section 14. when you need a advocate from Kalaswala lawyer