Employment Act 1968 s 120

s 120 Representation before Commissioner

120. In proceedings before the Commissioner, a party —(a) being an employee and a member of a trade union that has been given recognition under Part 3 of the Industrial Relations Act 1960 by the employer of the employee, may be represented by an officer of the trade union; and (b) being an employer may be represented by one of the employer’s employees, but must not be represented by an advocate or solicitor or a paid agent. [36/2010]

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