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FST adjourns hearing of four cases filed by FBR employees

byNaeem Ullah Tariq
21/10/2016
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: A division bench of the Federal Service Tribunal (FST) on Thursday adjourned the hearing of four cases carrying ‘seniority’ related complaints.

The FST division bench comprising Members Syed Rafique Hussain Shah and Dr Nazir Seed heard the submission filed by employees of the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR).

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Appellants Syed Shakeel Shah, Muhammad Saleem, Dr Iftikhar Ahmed and Muhammad Junaid Jalil Khan, had filed these cases.

They had prayed the tribunal to direct the board on granting them the scale as per their services at the board. They had submitted that despite serving at the board for several years, the administration had not promoted them to the higher scales as per rules.

While some juniors had been deputed or promoted to upper scales and thereby becoming their seniors at the board, they submitted adding that it was done in mere violation of board’s rules and regulations.

They had asked the tribunal to ensure protection of their lawful ‘seniority’ and delivering their service-rights to them.

Meanwhile Federal Service Tribunal (FST) will hears several cases relating to differing service matters on Friday filed by employees of Federal Board of Revenue (FBR).

In this regard, FST division bench comprising members, Syed Rafique Hussain Shah and Dr Nazir Saeed will hear the cases carrying complaints about seniority and implementation by the FBR.

Appellants M Taimur and M Jamil filed petitions regarding implementation of FST decisions by the FBR. They had been granted their due promotion but yet the FBR had not implemented tribunal’s orders in letter and spirit. They had pleaded the tribunal to ensure implementation over its earlier given decisions.

The bench also heard Shafqat Mahmud’s complaint about ‘Promotion’; Khalid Mehmood’s case of ‘Seniority’; Ghulafm Ishaq Kiyani and Ata ur Rehman’s cases on ‘Withholding of two Annual increments’.

The bench also heard Inam ul Haque’ appeal on ‘Implementation’-the matter pending for decison since 2009; Ejaz Ahmed Bajwa’ appeal on ‘Restoration of appeal’; Ghulafm Ishaq Kiyani’s appeal on ‘Withholding of two Annual increments’ and Atta ur Rehman’s compliant on regarding withholding of allowance. Hearing of all these matters was adjourned to different dates.

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