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edeneye | 09:57 Tue 16th Jun 2009 | Jobs & Education
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how long do i need to be in a trade union before i can be represented
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It might depend on the rules of the particular union but most of the ones I've been in have represented people straight away.
10:34 Tue 16th Jun 2009
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... although some unions might not be happy if a worker doesn't join initially and then tries to join and get help as soon as they have an issue they want help with
16:22 Tue 16th Jun 2009
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You can be represented straight away but you probably need 13 weeks membership prior to an incident to benefit from legal representation, ie counsel at an employment tribunal.
10:52 Thu 18th Jun 2009

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