Mujhe ek company mein naukri mili hai. Yahan ki union ne hamare naam pe nakli sign karke bye-laws badal diya. Ab union ke election 3 saal baad honge. Iska kya matlab hai? Humein kya karna chahiye? Is bye-law badlav ke baad hum kya kar sakte hain?

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › Mujhe ek company mein naukri mili hai. Yahan ki union ne hamare naam pe nakli sign karke bye-laws badal diya. Ab union ke election 3 saal baad honge. Iska kya matlab hai? Humein kya karna chahiye? Is bye-law badlav ke baad hum kya kar sakte hain?
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 months ago

Mujhe ek company mein naukri mili hai. Yahan ki union ne hamare naam pe nakli sign karke bye-laws badal diya. Ab union ke election 3 saal baad honge. Iska kya matlab hai? Humein kya karna chahiye? Is bye-law badlav ke baad hum kya kar sakte hain?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 months ago

If your company’s union has fraudulently amended the bye-laws, this is a serious issue. You should consult with a labor lawyer to understand your rights and options. You may have grounds to challenge the amended bye-laws and seek redress, including a potential delay in the upcoming elections.

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