I.L.O. to consider complaint
PA Wellington The Employers’ Federation complaint to the International Labour Organisation over the reintroduction of compulsory unionism will be considered by the 1.L.0. next March, says the executive director of the Employers’ Federation, Mr Jim Rowe.
Speaking from 1.L.0. headquarters in Geneva, Mr Rowe said the issue was expected to be considered by the 1.L.0.’s Freedom of Association committee in March.
Mr Rowe, a member of the 1.L.0.’s governing body, said the Freedom of Association committee could not consider the issue at this month’s meeting because the New Zealand Government’s reply had only recently been received. The complaint, filed before the introduction of compulsory unionism on July 1 this year, was based on the 1.L.0.’s constitution which asserts that freedom of association is a fundamental principle on which the 1.L.0. is based.
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