Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Ors. v. Munim Singh and Ors.
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Labour and Services: Casual workers in Telecommunication Depattment-Scheme for ab- sorption-Seniorily list maintained on Divisional basis-Direction of Tribunal for preparation of list on All-India basis-Validity of On an application filed by the respondents, who were engaged as casual workmen In the Telecommunication Department, the appellants were directed by the Central Administrative Tribunal, to pay the respon- dents the benefits under the scheme prepared for absorption of casual workers, and directed them to prepare seniority list on all-India basis and give work to the workmen
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