(1) An employer shall be permitted to deduct from
the wages earned by a worker under his control the ordinary
trade union contribution due from the worker, provided that the
employer immediately pays the contribution so deducted to the
trade union specified by the worker.
(2) The said deduction of contributions at source shall be
permitted only :
• (a) if an agreement to that effect has been concluded
between the employer concerned and the trade union to
which the contributions are to be paid.
• (b) If the worker has agreed with such procedure by signing
a form jointly accepted by the employer and the trade
union, or if he can neither read nor write, by affixing his
finger prints.
(3) In addition :
• (a) The worker's consent may be withdrawn by him at any
time ; such withdrawal shall have effect in regard to the
month following that in which it is made ;
• (b) The said consent may be renewed by tacit agreement if
it is not withdrawn, except in the case of a change in the
amount of the contribution ;
• (c) The expense incurred by the employer in deducting and
paying over the contributions may be reimbursed by the
trade union concerned in accordance with arrangements
jointly agreed by the union and the employer.
Official text
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In force from 14 August 1992
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