DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY OFFICER, NAWABSHAH versus ALI MURAD
West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance 1968 Section O-15 (5) suspended employees who have been working as storemen have been accused of misappropriating stored goods and sales. And they were booked into the Special Judge's Court who released them. Bail employees, he was placed under suspension during the criminal cases against him and he filed his complaint after a four-year hiatus and filed a complaint against the Labor Court before the Labor Court. Accepted and instructed them to re-order during sentencing. The reason for the reinstatement by the Labor Court in these cases was mainly in violation of Section O (15) of the West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employment Ordinance, 1968, under which the domestic investigating worker was given only four days. Could be suspended for. At a time and the maximum period of suspension may not be longer than the eight-day provision contained in section O15 (5) of the Ordinance, neither the executive's powers were exhausted nor any of his powers abolished. It could have been when an employee had to suspend a trial for a crime involving moral turpitude. After a careful investigation of the Anti-Corruption Organization, a special judge was scheduled to stand trial, employers were not expected to retain such employees and they were appointed until a criminal case was decided against them. Pay the salary, which can take years to arrive at if the employees are eventually
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