This legislation has been repealed.
(1) An employer must not, in negotiating a collective agreement, or a variation to a collective agreement, discriminate between employees of the employer:
(a) because some of those employees are members of an organisation of employees while others are not members of such an organisation; or
(b) because some of those employees are members of a particular organisation of employees, while others are not members of that organisation or are members of a different organisation of employees.
(2) Subsection (1) is a civil remedy provision.
Note: See Division 11 for provisions on enforcement.
Note: For other rules about
civil remedy provisions, see Division 3 of Part 14.
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