Republic Act No. 3350

: Republic Act No. 3350 amends paragraph (4), subsection (a) of Section four of Republic Act No. 875.
: The amendment provides an exception allowing an employer to require membership in a labor organization as a condition of employment if that labor organization is the representative of the employees, except for members of religious sects that prohibit such affiliation.
: No, the requirement applies only if the labor organization is the representative of the employees. Moreover, members of religious sects that prohibit such affiliation are exempted.
: Section twelve refers to the provision where the labor organization is recognized as the representative of the employees, which is a condition for such membership agreements to be valid.
: Yes, it exempts members of religious sects that prohibit affiliation with any labor organization from being required to join.
: It took effect upon its approval on June 18, 1961.
: No, the act was enacted without the Executive approval.
: A labor organization refers to a group officially recognized as the representative of the employees for collective bargaining or related employment conditions.
: It amends Republic Act Numbered Eight Hundred Seventy-Five (RA 875).
: The proviso clarifies that employers can require labor organization membership only if the organization is the certified representative, and it protects religious groups from compulsory membership.