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    Labor Arbitration to Prevent Defendant Company from Applying for Deregistration.
    Introduction.
    Labor arbitration is a legal proceeding in which a neutral third party, known as an arbitrator, resolves disputes between employees and employers. Arbitration is often used to resolve disputes over wages, hours, working conditions, and other terms of employment. In some cases, labor arbitration can also be used to prevent a defendant company from applying for deregistration.
    Grounds for Preventing Deregistration.
    There are a number of grounds on which a labor arbitrator may prevent a defendant company from applying for deregistration. These grounds include:
    Unpaid wages or benefits: If the defendant company owes unpaid wages or benefits to its employees, the arbitrator may prevent the company from applying for deregistration until the debt is paid.
    Outstanding labor disputes: If there are any outstanding labor disputes between the defendant company and its employees, the arbitrator may prevent the company from applying for deregistration until the disputes are resolved.
    Threat to public health or safety: If the defendant company's deregistration would pose a threat to public health or safety, the arbitrator may prevent the company from applying for deregistration.
    Procedure for Preventing Deregistration.
    To prevent a defendant company from applying for deregistration, an employee or union must file a petition with the labor arbitrator. The petition must set forth the grounds for preventing deregistration and must be supported by evidence.
    The arbitrator will then hold a hearing to consider the petition. At the hearing, the employee or union will present evidence in support of the petition, and the defendant company will have an opportunity to present evidence in opposition.
    After the hearing, the arbitrator will issue a decision. The arbitrator may grant or deny the petition, or may issue an order that requires the defendant company to take certain actions before applying for deregistration.
    Remedies for Preventing Deregistration.
    If the arbitrator grants the petition, the defendant company will be prevented from applying for deregistration. The arbitrator may also order the company to take certain actions, such as paying unpaid wages or benefits, resolving outstanding labor disputes, or taking steps to protect public health or safety.
    Conclusion.
    Labor arbitration can be an effective tool for preventing a defendant company from applyi
ng for deregistration. However, it is important to note that arbitration is a complex legal process, and the outcome of an arbitration proceeding is not always certain.