Coercion

 

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Section 348

A person must not organise or take, or threaten to organise or take, any action against another person with intent to coerce the other person, or a third person, to engage in industrial activity.

What is the protection?

A person must not organise, take or threaten any action against another person to force that other person, or a third person, to engage in industrial activity.

Example

A union must not threaten a member to ensure they join a strike because it is ‘one in-all in’.

Are there exceptions?

There are no exceptions.

Updated time

Last updated

15 June 2018

 

 

 

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