*Section 49:*
Where in the opinion of a Labour Officer an employee’s summary dismissal or termination of employment was unfair, the labour officer may recommend to
the employer to—
*(a) reinstate the employee and treat the employee in all respects as if the employee’s employment had not been terminated; or*
*(b) re-engage the employee in work comparable to that in which the employee was employed prior to his dismissal, or other reasonably
suitable work, at the same wage.*
(4) A labour officer shall, in deciding whether to recommend the remedies specified in subsections (1) and (3), take into account any or all of the following—
*(a) the wishes of the employee;*
(b) the circumstances in which the termination took place, including the
extent, if any, to which the employee caused or contributed to the
termination; and
*(c) the practicability of recommending reinstatement or re-engagement*
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