Section 58Sec./Art. 58

Coercion Over Subordinates, Prohibited. -

(a) It shall be unlawful for any public officer, or officer of any commercial, industrial, agricultural, economic or social enterprise, private corporation or association, or for any employer, to coerce or intimidate or compel directly or indirectly, any of his subordinates or employees, to aid, campaign or vote for or against any candidate in any election, or any aspirant for the nomination or selection of official candidates in a political party convention.

(b) It shall be unlawful for any public officer, officer of any commercial, industrial, agricultural, economic or social enterprise, private corporation or association, or any employer to dismiss or threaten to dismiss, punish or threaten to punish, by reducing his salary, wage or compensation, or by demotion, or causing him annoyance in the performance of his job or in his membership, any subordinate, employee, member or affiliate for disobeying or not complying with any of the acts ordered by the former.