MODERP TEXTILE MILLS LTD., TANDO JAM versus MUBARAK ALI
Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Section 25 West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance (VII of 1968), Section O15 (4) Termination of Service Restructuring Respondents Services as Employees in Textile Mills Department Terminated. Woven garment collection and mill is not in a position to run its own weaving department, and upon settlement between CBA and management and resume work of the department, workers are re-employed as employees. It was held that the benefits and services continued to be sustained throughout the history of their removal, workers could not be removed from service except after observing the procedures laid down under Section 15 (4) and not of the military. Due to the closure of a particular section, the workers' services can be terminated for which no real proof or reason has been leaked by the employer. D'reveals facts that had been presented by the job action was not appropriate Loft crush the union and the closure of the mill, but the workers were reinstated in the service
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