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Trade union recognition agreement
Trade union recognition agreement Use this agreement where you have voluntarily agreed to recognise a union. Although not strictly necessary to have a written document, it is useful to do so and will make it clear what has been agreed. Enforceab... Read more
Compulsory trade union recognition flow chart 3
Compulsory trade union recognition flow chart 3This flow chart indicates the requirements for a ballot for approval of recognition under the compulsory recognition procedures where the parties have failed to reach agreement. Other documentsSee our C... Read more
Compulsory trade union recognition flow chart 2
Compulsory trade union recognition flow chart 2 This flow chart covers the steps involved when a compulsory recognition request is received and an application to the Central Arbitration Committee (CAC) is required because the parties have not reache... Read more
Compulsory trade union recognition flow chart 1
Compulsory trade union recognition flow chart 1This flow chart may be used when a compulsory recognition request is received to assess whether the request is valid. This is a complex area and the flow chart is for general guidance only. Specialist ad... Read more
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