leaves to said members the liberty and the power toaffiliate, or
not to affiliate, with labor unions. If,notwithstanding their
religious beliefs, the members of saidreligious sects prefer to
sign up with the labor union, theycan do so. If in deference and
fealty to their religious faith,they refuse to sign up, they can do
so; the law does notcoerce them to join; neither does the law
prohibit them from
joining; and neither may the employer or labor unioncompel them
to join. Republic Act No. 3350, therefore,does not violate the
constitutional provision on freedom of association.WHEREFORE, the
instant appeal is dismissed, and thedecision, dated August 26,
1965, of the Court of FirstInstance of Manila, in its Civil Case
No. 58894, appealedfrom is affirmed, with costs against appellant
Union. It is so
