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StatuteTrade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992

Section 299 — Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992: Index of defined expressions.

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Index of defined expressions. 299 In this Act the expressions listed below are defined by or otherwise fall to be construed in accordance with the provisions indicated— ACAS section 247(1) act and action section 298 advertisement (in sections 137 to 143) section 143(1) affected employees (in Part IV, Chapter II ) section 196(3) “affected transferring individual” (in sections 198A and 198B) section 198A(7) agency worker section 298 agent (of trade union) section 119 appropriately qualified actuary (in sections 38 to 41) section 42 associated employer section 297 branch or section (of trade union) section 119 certificate of independence section 298. collective agreement and collective bargaining section 178(1) . . . . . . contract of employment —generally section 295(1) —in sections 226 to 234A section 235 —in relation to Crown employment section 273(4)(a) —in relation to House of Lords or House of Commons staff sections 277(4) and 278(4)(a) contravention section 298 contributor (in relation to the political fund of a trade union) section 84(1) the court (in Part I) section 121 date of the ballot (in Part V) section 246 . . . . . . dismiss and dismissal —generally section 298 —in relation to Crown employment section 273(4)(c) —in relation to House of Commons staff section 278(4)(b) the duty of confidentiality , in the context of a scrutineer or independent person section 24A(3) effective date of termination section 298 employee —generally section 295(1) —in relation to Crown employment section 273(4)(a) —in relation to House of Commons staff section 278(4)(a) —excludes police service section 280 employee representatives (in Part IV, Chapter II ) section 196(1). employer —in relation to an employee section 295(1) —in relation to a worker section 296(2) —in relation to health service practitioners section 279 employment and employment agency (in sections 137 to 143) section 143(1) executive (of trade union) section 119 financial affairs (of trade union) section 119 financial year (in Part VI) section 272 general secretary section 119 independent trade union (and related expressions) section 5 legal professional privilege (as respects Scotland) section 298 list —of trade unions section 2 —of employers’ associations section 123 . . . . . . Northern Ireland union (in Part I) section 120 not protected (in sections 222 to 226 and 234A ) section 219(4) officer —of trade union section 119 —of employers’ association section 136 official (of trade union) section 119 offshore employment section 287 . . . . . . political fund section 82(1)(a) political resolution section 82(1)(a) . . . . . . prescribed section 293(1) president section 119 “pre-transfer consultation” (in sections 198A and 198B) section 198A(7) recognised, recognition and related expressions section 178(3) . . . . . . “relevant transfer” (in sections 198A and 198B) section 198A(7) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . representatives of a trade union (in Part IV, Chapter II ) section 196(2) rules (of trade union) section 119 strike (in Part V) section 246 tort (as respects Scotland) section 298 trade dispute —in Part IV section 218 —in Part V section 244 trade union section 1 “transferee” and “transferor” (in sections 198A and 198B) section 198A(7) “transferring individual” (in sections 198A and 198B) section 198A(7) undertaking (of employer) —in relation to Crown employment section 273(4)(e) and (f) —in relation to House of Commons staff section 278(4)(c) and (d) voting section 297A . . . . . . worker —generally section 296(1) —includes health service practitioners section 279 —excludes police service section 280 working hours (in Part V) section 246

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