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INDUSTRIAL ACTION, Link Title - Coggle Diagram
INDUSTRIAL ACTION
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trade union may attempt to force a settlement by using or threatening to use more aggressive methods if peaceful method cannot be used
PICKETS
a person or group of people who stand outside a workplace or other venue as a protest or to try to persuade others not to enter during a strike.
S40 (1) Employees are allowed where a trade dispute involving such workman exists only for the purpose of peacefully—
(i) obtaining or communicating information; or
(ii) persuading or inducing any workman to work or abstain from working
S40(2) Any officer or employee of the trade union may present
(1) belongs, may be present with such workmen solely for the purpose of maintaining good order and discipline and ensuring that such workmen comply with the requirements of the said provison.
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it is illegal in Malaysia for persons to demonstrate in public without a permit.However, pickets are legal if they fulfil the conditions laid own in the Industrial Relations Act and have a police permit
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STRIKES
right to strike if
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a strike may not be held over any of the management prerogatives or rights listed in the Industrial Act.
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the notice of intention - (21 days') must be given to the employer, as well as conducting the strike ballot and fulfulling all other requirements as listed above. When employer receives the notice, it must inform the Director General of Industrial Relations.
illegal strike
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if a Board of Inquiry has been appointed by the Minister of Human Resources to look into any trade dispute.
once a trade dispute has been referred to the Industrial Court by the Minister of Human Resources for arbitration.
PUNNISHMENT
Imprisoned for a period of up to one year,
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employees who investigate or participate in an illegal strike are liable to be dismissed by their employer.
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