The decision to form a association shall be taken by a workers’ majority vote of those workers present at the meeting. If the meeting decides to form a association the workers’ meeting shall by a majority vote appoint a chairperson to oversee the conduct of the meeting and any subsequent meetings concerning the formation of a association, assisted, as workers’ required, by a labour relations officer. The labour relations officer shall provide a sample constitution of a association to the chairperson for discussion at workers’ meetings of workers to assist them in deciding whether or not to proceed to the formation of a association. The labour workers’ relations officer shall be available to explain the nature and importance of a constitution and explain, as necessary, the role and functions of various officer bearers. If the meeting decides to form a association, all workers’ workers who join the association shall be entitled to vote in the election of the office bearers. association’s Chapter 6 Registration A association shall have no status and shall not be workers’ permitted to operate until it has had its registration application approved by the Chief Labour Administrator. The association shall apply for registration to the Chief workers’ Labour Administrator within 30 calendar days of its formation. The application for registration shall comprise the following. application letter in the form required by the Department of Labour as shown in Annex 1 name of the association workers’ number and names of members address of the association workers’ name of the enterprise in which the association is formed
The decision to form a workers’ association shall be taken by a majority vote of those workers present at the meeting. If the meeting decides to form a workers’ association the meeting shall by a majority vote appoint a chairperson to oversee the conduct of the meeting and any subsequent meetings concerning the formation of a workers’ association, assisted, as required, by a labour relations officer. The labour relations officer shall provide a sample constitution of a workers’ association to the chairperson for discussion at meetings of workers to assist them in deciding whether or not to proceed to the formation of a workers’ association. The labour relations officer shall be available to explain the nature and importance of a constitution and explain, as necessary, the role and functions of various officer bearers. If the meeting decides to form a workers’ association, all workers who join the association shall be entitled to vote in the election of the association’s office bearers. Chapter 6 Registration A workers’ association shall have no status and shall not be permitted to operate until it has had its registration application approved by the Chief Labour Administrator. The workers’ association shall apply for registration to the Chief Labour Administrator within 30 calendar days of its formation. The application for registration shall comprise the following. application letter in the form required by the Department of Labour as shown in Annex 1 name of the workers’ association number and names of members address of the workers’ association name of the enterprise in which the association is formed