Cap. 452 Art. 67Restriction on union membership.

(1) The holder of an office in the public service declared by the Prime Minister to be an office the holder whereof may not be a member of a trade union in respect of which he may be required to represent or advise the Government in industrial relations with the union or unions representing its employees, shall not become, and if he is shall cease to be, a member of that trade union; and the provisions of this sub-article shall be an implied term of his terms of service with the Government.

(2) Subject to the provisions of sub-article (3), in respect of a person employed in such managerial or executive post, in any corporation or other body established by law or in any company or other partnership or in any other body having a distinct legal personality (hereinafter referred to as a "corporate employer"), as will require the holder of that position to represent or advise the corporate employer in its relations with the union or unions representing its other employees or any part thereof, it shall be an implied term of the contract of employment of such person that he shall not, while occupying such position, be a member of any of the trade unions aforesaid.

(3) Sub-article (2) shall apply only to such posts, being:

(a) not more than three in the case of a corporate employer employing not more than two hundred persons;

(b) not more than seven in the case of a corporate employer employing more than two hundred employees, as such employer shall have indicated in writing to the trade union of which the holder of the said posts may not be a member.