Karachi (HRNW) The Sindh High Court will hear the petitions against the sacking of over 9,000 Pakistan Steel Mills employees on June 23. A notice has been issued to the attorney-general.
A petition was filed by the Employees Union Steel Mills over the sacking on Wednesday. The court has decided to club all the petitions together.
The petition said that mills should be made operational again, adding that sacking employees this way is illegal.
The Pakistan Steel Mills, which is owned by the federation, is engaged in the manufacture and sale of iron and steel. It is spread over 18,642 acres, of which 10,000 acres is for the Mills while 8,000 is for Steel Town, a residential area, hospital and school.
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