JUDGMENT :

Indu Malhotra, J.

Leave granted.

1. The present S.L.P.s arise out of the impugned Judgment dated 14.07.2017 passed in L.P.A. No. 467/2017, and Order dated 13.09.2017 passed in R.P. No. 380/2017 of the Delhi High Court, wherein the High Court dismissed the L.P.A filed by the Appellant against the 2nd Respondent HSBC Bank.

2. Briefly stated, the factual matrix in which the present S.L.P. has been filed are summarized as under:

2.1 The Appellant was appointed on 01.04.1986 as a “Lady Confidential Secretary” by the 2nd Respondent-HSBC Bank, (hereinafter referred to as “the R2-Bank”).

Subsequently, on 23.04.1992 the Appellant came to be promoted as a “Senior Confidential Secretary” to the Senior Manager (North India) of HSBC.

2.2 In May 2005, the post of “Senior Confidential Secretary” became redundant, as the Officer with whom the Appellant was attached, left the services of the R2-Bank. Her services were utilized by giving her some other duties for the time being, till alternate jobs could be offered to her.

The Management admittedly offered her four alternate jobs of (i) Busin