Supreme Court of India
Bhupendra Kumar Chimanbhai Kachiya Patel v. Divisional Controller Gsrtc Nadiad
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Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 – s.18 and Explanation to s.25C – Appellants-employees joined the services of respondent-St ate Road Transport Corporation as “Badali Kamdars” – Settlement be tween Union of the workers and Corporation to resolve several issues in relation to service conditions of the employees – c l.20 of the Settlement, dealt with the placement and absorption of the “Badali Kamdars” in the permanent cadre of conductor and grant of time scale to such workers –Hundreds of “Badali Kamdars” who were found eligible and fulfilled the conditions in terms of cl.20 of the settlement
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