PAK-SAUDI FERTILIZERS LIMITED, DISTRICT SUKKUR versus MUHAMMAD AMIN SOOMRO
Articles 54 and 32 (1A) of the Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance (VII 1968) Demand for Settlement of Workers Regular question is whether it has been said that the laborers were daily wage laborers. Whether or not they were entitled or not? Regarding the issue of rights under the West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employment Ordinance (VII of 1968) Ordinance (VII of 1968) was a question that could be decided only if under section 32 (1A). This kind of industrial dispute is raised. And if in such a dispute the court finds that they are not daily wage laborers, then there can be litigation against the respondents for any violation of the settlement and also to prove After all that extra spending is involved, just to deny that there were no daily wage workers. Demand for such workers to be regulated is in violation of the settlement clause, especially in the absence of evidence to show that additional financial burden would be involved in the case of daily wages.
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