Supreme Court of India
Regional Manager, Bank of Baroda v. Anita Nandrajog
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y .• ' LABOUR LAW: c Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 - Fifth Bipartite Settlement dated 10-4-1989; Clause 17(b) - Bank employee remained absent without leave for very long period - Bank invoked Cl.17(b) of Fifth Bipartite Settlement and issued notice to her * to report for duty within 30 days - Employee did not report for duty - Bank terminated her service by treating her as having ' . voluntarily retired from service - Action of Bank challenged - Held: Challenge not tenable - Behavior of employee was highly improper - No establishment can function if it allows its employees to behave in such a
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