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All. HC Directs Reinstatement as Enormity of Charges Doesn’t License Employer to Jump to Conclusion - (31 Jan 2024)

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Allahabad High Court while directing the reinstatement of the employee has held that the seriousness or enormity of the charge does not license the employer to jump to conclusions.

Tags : ALLAHABAD HIGH COURT   ENORMITY OF CHARGE  

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