Singapore legislation
Regulation 2
of Industrial Relations (Recognition of a Trade Union of Employees) Regulations 1966
Regulation 2
Definitions
In these Regulations —“claim for recognition” means a claim for recognition served by a trade union of employees on an employer under regulation 3(1);“secret ballot” means a secret ballot taken under these Regulations for the purpose of determining whether the majority of the persons employed by an employer are members of a trade union of employees which has served a claim for recognition;“recognition” means recognition given by an employer in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations to a trade union of employees recognising it as the negotiating body for collective bargaining under Part 3 of the Act.
Definition
“claim for recognition” means a claim for recognition served by a trade union of employees on an employer under regulation 3(1);
Definition
“secret ballot” means a secret ballot taken under these Regulations for the purpose of determining whether the majority of the persons employed by an employer are members of a trade union of employees which has served a claim for recognition;
Definition
“recognition” means recognition given by an employer in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations to a trade union of employees recognising it as the negotiating body for collective bargaining under Part 3 of the Act.