In this section you will find the main types of EU legislation: regulations, directives, decisions, recommendations and opinions. You can also search for other specific documents issued by EU institutions or bodies (e.g. communications from the European Commission, reports from the European Court of Auditors). Act of Union, (May 1, 1707), treaty that brought the union of England and Scotland under the name of Great Britain. § 302. [§ 186.] (a) [payment or loan, etc. money by employers or representatives to employees, agents or work organizations] It is unlawful for an employer or an employers` association, or any person acting as an expert in industrial relations, an adviser or adviser to an employer, or acting in the interests of an employer, to pay, lend or deliver money or other things of value, or agree: Paying, lending or delivering money or other things of value – The search for legal acts redirects to an advanced search form that offers many options. Requests are only made in the „Legal acts“ section. At the top of the search form, you have the option: (i) to limit your search to applicable law; (ii) limit your search to basic legal acts; or (iii) exclude corrections. Delegated acts are non-legislative acts which supplement or amend certain non-essential parts of legislative acts. They are adopted by the Commission on the basis of explicit transposition into legislation and in consultation with expert groups. Since 1603, England and Scotland had been under the same monarchs. After the revolutions of 1688–89 (see Glorious Revolution) and 1702–03, plans for closer union failed, and in 1703–04 international tensions provoked a dangerous legislative war between the separate parliaments of England and Scotland.

On both sides of the border, however, statesmen began to realize that an annexed union offered the only mutually acceptable solution to a problem that suddenly became urgent: Scotland`s need for economic security and material support, and England`s need for political protections against French attacks and eventual Jacobite restoration for which Scotland could serve as a convenient backdoor. England`s negotiating card was freedom of trade; Scotland tolerated Hanoverian succession. These two points were quickly accepted by the commissioners appointed by Queen Anne to discuss the union, and three months later they had agreed on a detailed treaty (April–July 1706). (13) In determining whether a person acts as an „agent“ of another person in order to hold that other person responsible for his or her actions, the question whether the acts actually performed were subsequently authorized or ratified is not decisive. Delegated acts are legally binding acts that allow the Commission to supplement or amend non-essential parts of EU legislation, for example to lay down detailed measures. 2. The Service shall have the right and instructions to enter into contracts and grant grants where necessary or appropriate to fulfil its obligations under this Section. (1) The term „person“ includes one or more persons, labor organizations, partnerships, associations, corporations, legal representatives, trustees, trustees in the cases described in Title 11 of the United States Code [under Title 11] or addressees. (a) [Support to the Service; Whenever a district court has made an order under section 208 [section 178 of this title] ordering acts or practices that endanger or threaten to endanger health or national security, it is the duty of the parties to the labour dispute that gave rise to such an order to make every effort to resolve and resolve their disputes.

by means of the service established by this Act [chapter]. Neither party is obligated to accept, in whole or in part, any settlement proposal submitted by the Service. (b) [liability for acts of representative; entity for prosecution; Any trade union representing workers in a sector affecting commerce within the meaning of this Law [chapter] and any employer whose activities affect commerce within the meaning of this law [chapter] shall be bound by the acts of its representatives. Such a labor organization may sue or be sued in the courts of the United States as a business and on behalf of the employees it represents. Any monetary judgment against a labor organization in U.S. District Court shall be enforceable only against the organization as an entity and its property, and shall not be enforceable against an individual member or his property. (f) [Review of the final decision of the Chamber upon application to the court] Any person aggrieved by a final decision of the Chamber granting or dismissing the appeal in whole or in part may apply to any United States Court of Appeals in the county in which the unfair labour practice in question was allegedly involved, or in which that person resides or carries on a commercial activity. or to the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia by filing a written petition with that court requesting that the Commission`s order be varied or revoked. A copy of such a request shall be promptly transmitted to the Commission by the clerk of the court, after which the aggrieved party shall file with the court the minutes of the proceedings certified by the Commission in accordance with 2112, § 28, U.S.C. § 2112 [28 § 2112]. After making such a request, the Tribunal shall proceed in the same manner as in the case of an application made by the Chamber under subparagraph (e) of this rule and shall have the same jurisdiction to grant to the Chamber such an injunction or injunction as it considers just and appropriate, and to make and issue an order for execution in the same manner: amend and apply as amended or repeal all or part of the Commission`s decision; the Committee`s findings on issues of fact, when supported by strong evidence in all cases, are equally conclusive.

(l) [boycotts and strikes to force recognition of unaccredited trade union organizations; injunctions; Notice; Service of proceedings] Whenever it is alleged that a person has engaged in an unfair labour practice within the meaning of paragraph (A), (B) or (C) of Article 8(b) [Article 158(b) of this Title] or Article 8(e) [Article 158(e) of this Title] or Article 8(b)(7) [Article 158(b)(7) of this Title; The preliminary investigation into such an allegation shall be conducted without delay and shall prevail over all other cases; except in cases of the same nature in the Office where it is filed or seized. If, as a result of such an investigation, the officer or regional prosecutor to whom the matter may be referred has reasonable grounds to believe that the charge is true and that a complaint should be filed, he shall, on behalf of the commission, bring the matter in United States District Court in a county where the unfair labor practice in question occurred. would have occurred or in which that person is resident or engaged in a commercial activity in order to seek a reasonable injunction pending the Board`s final decision on the matter.