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Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Section 22A (8) (G), 25A & 34 National Industrial Relations Commission (Code of Conduct, and Functions) Regulations, 1973, Rule 32 (2) Applicant who was employed on the basis of the game. Due to its merits, the team was later named defendant in various domestic tournaments; the decision of the Sports Committee to nominate the team captain instead of the applicant. The applicant challenged the decision of the committee claiming to be an employee, and the deputy general secretary of the Establishment Staff Union's union union did not have the status of a collector bargaining agent (CBA), who applied. Bringing the matter under section 34 of the Ordinance was a precondition and was also not a violation of Article 25A of the Ordinance as there is no guarantee for the applicant by any law, settlement or award was violated. The petitioner's case was also not a case of unfair labor practice filed by the co-op company This may be an option. The application (NRIC) will be dealt with under the Regulation 32 of 1973, under which the decision of the applicant's sports committee was challenged by which if the respondent was replaced by the Commission (NIR) The captain of the cricket tears was appointed in the absence of the front.
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