Can workers of a company join some union not related to that company? Discuss in relation to ID act.
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He can join any union there is no bar about joining the union.
From India, Pune
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Questions on Union Affiliation and Representation
1. Can an unregistered union affiliate with a registered national union?
2. If yes or no, can you suggest some court rulings in support of this?
3. Can the unregistered union represent itself before the Reconciliation Officer in the name of the major union?
4. Can unregistered union officers claim "Protected Employee" status?
From India, Kumbakonam
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1. Can an unregistered union affiliate with a registered national union?
2. If yes or no, can you suggest some court rulings in support of this?
3. Can the unregistered union represent itself before the Reconciliation Officer in the name of the major union?
4. Can unregistered union officers claim "Protected Employee" status?
From India, Kumbakonam
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Membership
Any workman who is employed in any industry originally established and agrees to follow the rules, regulations, and objectives of the Union can become a member after depositing the requisite subscription fee. His membership would stand canceled upon his retirement from the industry or upon his submitting the resignation.
Denial of New Members
Kindly share your viewpoint on the denial of new members to an employer-recognized union in line with Section 6 of the Trade Union Act 1926.
From India, Chennai
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Any workman who is employed in any industry originally established and agrees to follow the rules, regulations, and objectives of the Union can become a member after depositing the requisite subscription fee. His membership would stand canceled upon his retirement from the industry or upon his submitting the resignation.
Denial of New Members
Kindly share your viewpoint on the denial of new members to an employer-recognized union in line with Section 6 of the Trade Union Act 1926.
From India, Chennai
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