Section 6 of TUA, 1926 : Section 6: Provisions To Be Contained In The Rules Of A Trade Union

Explanation using Example

Imagine a group of factory workers who want to form a trade union to represent their interests. They come together and draft a set of rules for their union. To be officially recognized and registered under The Trade Unions Act, 1926, they must ensure their rules cover specific requirements. For instance, they decide to name their organization "The Progressive Factory Workers Union" and clearly outline its purpose, such as negotiating better wages and working conditions.

The union rules specify that the general funds will be used for legal representation in labor disputes and for organizing educational workshops for members. They maintain a list of members a...

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