trade union agreement

Section 4 stated that any trade union agreements were not directly enforceable or subject to claims for damages for breach.

Section 3 said the restraint of trade doctrine should not make any trade union agreements or trusts void or voidable.

He signed the first trade union agreement with the catering industry and gained 20,000 new trade union members in the West End, London.

My experience in 14 years of practice is that it is virtually impossible to instigate disciplinary procedures such as the protection afforded workers by their trades union agreements.

This is my answer: ‘The topic of the future is how to manage these processes’. There are many cases nowadays in relation to which problems are arising, problems that go by the name of relocation, non-compliance with trade union agreements, and job losses.

Trade union agreements at the time meant that technical staff at the local ITV station TVS would not provide cover for another commercial television company, and TV-am's previous conflicts with ITN meant that the latter would not share their footage with them.

They range from the case of General Motors to that of so many small and medium-sized enterprises right up to what is taking place, for example, in the Eaton factory, in Piedmont, a business in which the restructuring process and the failure to comply with trade union agreements are seriously threatening jobs.

The college was formed because the SSU and the Swedish Social Democratic Party planned to educate and train the next generation of trade union and political leaders by establishing an institution of higher learning with the mission to instruct these young social democrats on political matters such as trade union agreements and laws.