The Labour Relations Act 2007

Payments by members to employers’ organisations

An employers’ organisation may provide in its constitution for its members to –
(a) pay subscriptions or levies as a condition of their membership of the employers’ organisation; and
(b) to charge its members a fee for services rendered to, and expenses incurred on behalf of the member.
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