Supreme Court of India
Manju Saxena v. Union of India & Anr.
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Industrial Disputes Act, 1947: ss.2(oo) and 25F – The post held by the employee became redundant – Offer of four alternate posts by the employer – Refused by the employee – Severance package also refused by the employee – Thereupon termination of her service – Compensation of Rs.8,17,071/- granted – Industrial dispute raised seeking enhancement of severance package – Conciliation proceedings failed – Industrial Tribunal directed the employer to reinstate the employee with continuity of service and full terminal benefits – Writ petition by employer – During pendency of writ, interim…
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