Worker representation in arbitration requires a majority resolution in Form-VI when no trade union exists. Where no trade union exists, workers' representatives for presentation before an arbitrator or arbitrators must be chosen by a majority resolution in ... Summary
Worker representation in arbitration requires a majority resolution in Form-VI when no trade union exists.
Where no trade union exists, workers' representatives for presentation before an arbitrator or arbitrators must be chosen by a majority resolution in Form-VI authorising representation. The workers are bound by the acts of the representatives so chosen. The rule governs worker representation for voluntary reference of disputes to arbitration when no trade union is available.
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