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CHAPTER 21 Lock - outs 1 . INTRODUCTION The lock - out is the employer ' s
counterpart of the strike : It gives employers the right to perform acts which
prejudice their workers and which would otherwise constitute breaches of
contract in ...
CHAPTER 21 Lock - outs 1 . INTRODUCTION The lock - out is the employer ' s
counterpart of the strike : It gives employers the right to perform acts which
prejudice their workers and which would otherwise constitute breaches of
contract in ...
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... in which case , notice must have been given to that employers ' organisation ;
or ( c ) in the case of a proposed lock - out , at least 48 hours ' notice of the
commencement of the lock - out , in writing , has been given to any trade union
that is a ...
... in which case , notice must have been given to that employers ' organisation ;
or ( c ) in the case of a proposed lock - out , at least 48 hours ' notice of the
commencement of the lock - out , in writing , has been given to any trade union
that is a ...
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Chapter and protected lock - out ' means a lock - out that complies with the
provisions of this Chapter . ... strike or a protected lock - out ; or ( b ) any conduct
in contemplation or in furtherance of a protected strike or a protected lockout .
Chapter and protected lock - out ' means a lock - out that complies with the
provisions of this Chapter . ... strike or a protected lock - out ; or ( b ) any conduct
in contemplation or in furtherance of a protected strike or a protected lockout .
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Introductory topics | 1 |
The parties to the employment relationship | 12 |
The individual contract of employment | 20 |
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