Labour Act, 2003 (Act 651)

Section 110 - Effect of extension of collective agreements

(1) Any directive issued under section 109 that extends the provisions of a collective agreement on terms of employment and termination of employment, and personal obligations imposed on, and rights granted to, a worker, shall be regarded as terms of a contract of employment between each worker to whom those provisions apply and his or her employer.

(2) The terms of a contract of employment under subsection (1) shall continue to have effect after the directive ceases to have effect so long as those provisions have not been varied by agreement between the parties or in pursuance of this Act.

(3) The rights conferred on a worker by any directive issued under section 109 shall not be waived by the worker and, if there is any conflict between the term extended by the directive and the terms of any contract, the directive shall prevail, unless the terms of the contract are more favourable to the worker.

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