Supreme Court of India
H.D. Singh v. Reserve Bank of India & Ors.
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Industrial Disputes Act 1947, sections 2 (oo), 25 , Schedule V, Item 10, Reserve Bank of India - Employment of Tikka Mazdoor - Persons helping examiner of coins and notes - Daily rated workers - Name of worker struck off the rolls after passing matriculation examination - Whether amounts to 'retrenchment' - Confidential circular of Bank instructing officers to give work on rotational basis - Whether an 'unfair labour practice'. The appellant wail a tikka mazdoor-person who helps the Examiners of Coins and notes in the Reserve Banlt of India, the 1st Respondent. Be was selected in 1974 on
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