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10.08.15

'Check-off' abolition

Source: R Brown

There seems to be another option, which would be that trade unions actually pay for the service to support direct deductions from pay.

There would be income generation for employers as well as a simple way to make union payments.

Why aren't the unions campaigning to get this type of amendment into the Bill?

Re: Controversial law will abolish ‘check-off’ union subs in public sector

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