Section 18 of The Labour Relations Act 2007: Application for registration
(1) An application to register a trade union, employers' organisation or federation shall be made to the Registrar in Form A set out in the Second Schedule,
accompanied by―
(a) the prescribed fee;
(b) a certified copy of the constitution of the trade union or employers' organisation; and
(c) a...
Section 21 of The Labour Relations Act 2007: Effect of registration
A trade union, employers' organisation or federation shall be registered as a body corporate―
(a) with perpetual succession and a common seal;
(b) with the capacity in its own name to-
(i) sue and be sued; and
(ii)enter into contracts; and
(c) hold, purchase or otherwise acquire and dispose...
Section 24 of The Labour Relations Act 2007: Registered office
(1) Every trade union, employers’ organisation or federation shall―
(a) have a physical office and postal address to which all communication and notices may be addressed; and
(b) give notice of its physical office and postal address and of any change of office or address to the Registrar in Form E...
Section 25 of The Labour Relations Act 2007: Registration of branches
(1) A trade union, employers’ organisation or federation shall apply to the Registrar to register its branches in Form F set out in the Second Schedule.
(2) An application to register a branch shall―
(a) be made by an authorised representative within thirty days of the formation of the...
Section 29 of The Labour Relations Act 2007: Notice of dissolution
(1) When a trade union, employers’ organisation or federation is dissolved, the trade union, employers’ organisation or federation shall give notice of the dissolution in Form O set out in the Second Schedule which –
(a) shall be submitted to the Registrar within fourteen days of the resolution to...
Section 31 of The Labour Relations Act 2007: Officials
(1) The officials of a trade union or employers’ organisation shall be persons who are, or have been, engaged or employed in the sector for which the trade union or employers’ organisation is registered.
(2) No person shall be an official of more than one trade union or employer’s...
Section 32 of The Labour Relations Act 2007: Membership of minors
An employee who has not attained the age of eighteen years but appears to be above the apparent age of sixteen years may be a member of―
(a) a trade union and, unless the constitution provides otherwise, shall enjoy all the rights of a member; and
(b) shall not be a member the executive or a...
Section 34 of The Labour Relations Act 2007: Election of officials
(1) The election of officials of a trade union, employers’ organisation or federation shall be conducted in accordance with their registered constitutions.
(2) The constitution of a trade union, employers’ organisation or federation shall-
(a) not contain a provision that discriminates unfairly...
Section 35 of The Labour Relations Act 2007: Notification of officials
(1) A trade union, employers’ organisation or federation shall exhibit prominently―
(a) in its registered office, a notice giving the names of all officials and their titles;
(b) in every branch office the notice specified in paragraph (a) and in addition, a notice giving the names and titles of...
Section 36 of The Labour Relations Act 2007: Trustees
(1) The constitution of a trade union, employer’s organisation and federation shall provide―
(a) for the appointment or election of at least three trustees; and
(b) for the filling of any vacancy in the office of a trustee to ensure that there are at least three trustees at all times.
(2) Subject...
Section 38 of The Labour Relations Act 2007: Devolution of property
Upon any change in the office of any trustee, the property of a registered trade union, employers’ organisation or federation shall vest in the trustees for the
time being of the union for the same estate and interest as the former trustee or trustees had therein, and subject to the same trusts,...
Section 39 of The Labour Relations Act 2007: Application of funds
Subject to its rules and the provisions of this Act, the funds of a trade union, employers’ organisation or federation may be used only for the following purposes -
(a) the payment of salaries, allowances and expenses to its officials;
(b) the payment of expenses for the administration of the...
Section 42 of The Labour Relations Act 2007: Treasurer to render accounts
(1) In this section, “official” means the treasurer of a trade union, employers’ organisation or federation and every other official responsible for the accounts of a trade union, employers’ organisation or federation for collecting, disbursing, keeping in custody or controlling its funds or...