Payment of full wages pending higher court appeal requires employer to pay last drawn wages unless worker secured employment. Where a reinstatement award is challenged in higher court proceedings, the employer must pay the worker full wages last drawn, including any maintenance allowance, for the period of pendency if the worker remained unemployed and filed an affidavit; the court may order no wages for periods where the worker was employed and received adequate remuneration.
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Payment of full wages pending higher court appeal requires employer to pay last drawn wages unless worker secured employment.
Where a reinstatement award is challenged in higher court proceedings, the employer must pay the worker full wages last drawn, including any maintenance allowance, for the period of pendency if the worker remained unemployed and filed an affidavit; the court may order no wages for periods where the worker was employed and received adequate remuneration.
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