Supreme Court of India
Union of India & Ors. v. Rajesh Kumar Gond
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Service Law - Equal pay for equal work - Respondent, a Junior Hindi Translator under the Commerce Ministry - He sought parity of pay with junior Translators in the Central Secretariat Official Language Service (CSOLS) - Plea of respondent not accepted - He filed application in the Administrative Tribunal on the basis of 'equal pay for equal work' - Application opposed by the petitioners who stated that o the Fifth Central Pay Commission had recommended that the pay-scales of Junior Hindi Translators for the Central Secretariat (CSOLS) may be applied to all subordinate offices subject to their
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