HRM-SEM-4-Industrial Relation

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Industrial Relation By Kunal Upadhyay

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Industrial Relation

By Kunal Upadhyay

By Kunal Upadhyay

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IntroductionIndustrial Relation is concerned with relationship

between management and workers

Main aim or IR is to resolve any industrial disputes

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OBJECTIVECollective bargainingRole of management, union and governmentTo resolve industrial disputeMaintain discipline policy and trainingLabour law Industrial relation trainingIncreased productivity

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PARTIES TO IR

IR

EMPLOYERS

EMPLOYEE

EMPLOYERS ASSOCIATION

EMPLOYEE ASSOCIATION

GOVT

COURT & TRIBUNALS

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EMPLOYEESCommitment to Industry

Contributing to stable work force

Protective legislation Wages, benefits, working condition

Status of Worker Social status of today’s workers

Employment Pattern Skill and unskilled labours

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Cont…Improve their condition of employment

Voice against complaints

Exchange views and ideas with management

Share in decision making

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TRADE UNION For bargaining advantage

To secure improved terms and condition of employment for maximum degree of security

To improve the status of worker in his or her work

Democratic control over decision that affect their interests by sharing at the corporate level

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EMPLOYERSCreating and maintaining employee motivation Obtaining commitment from the workforceEstablishing mutually beneficial channels of

communication throughout the organizationAchieving high level of efficiencySharing decision making with employeesEngaging in a power structure with trade unions Negotiating term and conditions of employment with

employee representative

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EMPLOYER’S ASSOCIATIONSRepresenting employers in collective bargaining

Developing machinery for the avoidance of disputes

Providing information on employee relation and to give advice

Representing members on national issues

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GOVERNMENT

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JUDICIARYThe authority of courts to settle legal disputes

The authority of the courts to rule on the constitutionality of a legislation