Supreme Court of India
Workmen of Balmer Lawrje and Co. v. Balmer Lawrie and Co.
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Industrial Dispute-Clerical and subordinate staff-Age of retirement-Reduction of grades-Wage structure-Conditions for re-examination-Revision of wage sca/es-Princip/es--Res judicata App/icability-Comparable character of industrial undertakings Industrial disputes arose between the respondent and its employees the appellants. The appellants demanded the reduc tion of the existing five grades into two grades, increase in the scales of pay, privilege and medical leave and increase of the exist ing age of retirement which was 55. The Tribunal rejected all the demands of the appellants, but
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