Form TBS / SCT340-52 Affidavit - Objection on Grounds of Conscience to Dues Check-Off - Canada

Form TBS/SCT340-52 Affidavit - Objection on Grounds of Conscience to Dues Check-Off is used in Canada for individuals who have objections based on personal beliefs or conscience to having union dues automatically deducted from their paychecks. This form allows individuals to formally express their objection to the dues check-off process.

The Form TBS/SCT340-52 Affidavit - Objection on Grounds of Conscience to Dues Check-Off in Canada is typically filed by individuals who have objections to having union dues deducted from their paychecks due to conscientious or religious beliefs.

FAQ

Q: What is Form TBS/SCT340-52?
A: Form TBS/SCT340-52 is an affidavit used in Canada for objecting to dues check-off on grounds of conscience.

Q: What is an affidavit?
A: An affidavit is a written statement made under oath or affirmation.

Q: What does it mean to object to dues check-off?
A: Objecting to dues check-off means expressing disagreement with the automatic deduction of union dues from a worker's wages.

Q: What are grounds of conscience?
A: Grounds of conscience refer to deeply held beliefs or principles that guide an individual's actions or decisions.

Q: Who can use Form TBS/SCT340-52?
A: Employees in Canada who have a conscientious objection to dues check-off can use this form to express their objection.