Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992
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230D Workplace voting: notice of ballot
Every person eligible to vote by workplace voting must be sent a notice stating— (a) the location they need to attend to cast their vote; (b) the operating hours and duration of the ballot; (c) the times at which the employer of the persons eligible to vote by workplace voting will permit those persons to vote; (d) the questions which will be included on the voting paper in accordance with section 229(2).
230D Workplace voting: notice of ballot
Every person eligible to vote by workplace voting must be sent a notice stating— (a) the location they need to attend to cast their vote; (b) the operating hours and duration of the ballot; (c) the times at which the employer of the persons eligible to vote by workplace voting will permit those persons to vote; (d) the questions which will be included on the voting paper in accordance with section 229(2).
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