West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance 1968 Section O15 (4) Industrial Relations Ordinance (XXIII of 1969), Absence of Duty Charge Sheet for Section 25 Services, Employees' Limitations specifically requested They have been issued a charge sheet. Time was banned and so it was the employer's duty to show that within one month from the date of the charge sheet, the employee was delayed or absent any day, in front of the inquiry officer or the Labor Court inquiry. No such evidence was presented before the report. Not to mention the dates on which employees were allegedly delayed or absent, the Inquiry Officer did not apply his mind consciously and properly to evidence on any evidence or to indicate his guilt or any other. The employee did not attempt to gather the appropriate evidence to determine otherwise, but the finding of the employee's admission was based on the fact that she was late on the charge sheet and confused because she did not mention specific dates. On the fact that the employee was absent or late in the charge sheet regarding this delusion, it cannot be said that Stan The Ding Order 15 (4) charge sheet also states that on any occasion, the employee has been absent for more than ten days. The employee's dismissal order was illegal
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