Section 2 of TUA, 1926 : Section 2: Definitions
TUA, 1926
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a group of factory workers in the state of Maharashtra decide to form an association to negotiate better wages and working conditions with their employer. They establish a committee to manage the union's affairs, which is known as the "executive" as per Section 2(a) of The Trade Unions Act, 1926. The president and secretary chosen from among the committee members are considered "office-bearers" under Section 2(b).
They register their union with the State Government, since their activities are confined to Maha...
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