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Laws
Trade Disputes Act
Part II
s 5

In force1984 Revised EditionCurrent version · 1984 Revised EditionSee versions on Attorney General's Chambers(opens the publisher’s site)

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Trade Disputes Act

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1This Act may be cited as the Trade Disputes Act. ·'
2In this Act -

3(1) An action against a registered trade union, Immunityof h h f k I · b trade unions w et er o wor ers or emp oyers, or agamst any mem ers...
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7(1) Every person employed in an essential service who wilfully breaks, or terminates, his contract of service, knowing or having reasonable...
8(1) Any person who wilfully breaks or terminates a Breachof 11 f · h. · k · h · bl contract en-contract o servtce or tnng, nowtng or avmg r...
9A strike or lock-out shall be deemed to be illegal if it Illegal strikes is commenced, declared or continued in contravention of and lock-o...
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11Any person who knowingly expends or applies any money in direct furtherance or support of an illegal strike or lock-out shall be guilty of...
12Prosecutions
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IIIArbitration and Inquiries

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16If there are existing in any trade or industry arrange-ments for settlement by conciliation or arbitration of dis-putes in such trade or in...
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18Any trade dispute whether existing or apprehended may be reported to the Minister by or on behalf of either of the parties to the dispute...
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22If any question arises as to the interpretation of any award of a tribunal, the Minister or any party to the award may apply to the tribuna...
23Interpreta-tion of the award
24It shall be in the discretion of a tribunal to permit any interested person to appear by an advocate on any proceed-ings under this Act bef...
25It shall be in the discretion of a tribunal to admit or exclude the public or the press from any of its sittings.
26Whenever the press are allowed to be present at a sitting of a tribunal and not otherwise, a fair and accurate report or summary"· of the p...
27His Majesty in Council may make rules regulating the procedure to be followed by a tribunal and whenever any question shall arise in the co...
28It shall be lawful for the Minister to pay to any arbit-rator or assessor appointed under this Act such remunera-tion out of the general re...
29Remunera-tion of arbitration

Trade Disputes Act · 1984 Revised Edition · Part II

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