Section 209A — Definition — Industrial Relations Act 1996 (New South Wales) — Barrister AI

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Section 209A — Definition — Industrial Relations Act 1996 (New South Wales) — Barrister AI

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s 209ADefinition s 209Freedom of association s 210Freedom from victimisation s 211No preference to members of employee organisations over non-members s 212Conscientious objection to membership of organisation s 213Enforcement s 213AMultiple actions under anti-discrimination laws not permitted s 214Application of Part

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Chapter 5—Industrial organisations

Part 1—Principles of association

209A Definition

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industrial organising activities—see section 209(3).

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