A provincial trade union had agreed with a London union that if a member of the former was offered a job in London, he would be entitled to membership of the latter. Mr Justice Lush said that: ‘He could not accept the contention that the contract was made for any individual or for his behoof and benefit, but it was made by the trade unions concerned for their own purposes.’
Citations:
1924 Times LR 440
Jurisdiction:
England and Wales
Cited by:
Cited – The Highland Council v TGWU and Unison EAT 3-Jun-2008
EAT EQUAL PAY ACT: Equal value
Equal Pay claims. Whether letters sent to local authority employers by unions prior to coming into force of the statutory grievance procedures met the requirements of regulation . .
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Employment
Updated: 07 May 2022; Ref: scu.276939
