Industrial Relations
Industrial Relations
Industrial Relations
2. IR may be defined as the complex of interrelations among workers, managers and government.
Characteristics of IR
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An outcome of relationship in industry. It create rules and regulations to maintain piece and harmony. Important parts of IR are employees and their organization, employer and their association and government. It has a role of management, union and government.
Objective of IR
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To promote and develop labor management relation. To regulate the production by minimizing industrial conflicts To provide opptunity to workers to involve in decision making process with management. To encourage and develop trade unions in order to improve the workers' strength.
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Achieving higher wages To offer responsive co-operation in improving level of production, discipline etc. To promote individual and collective welfare To improve working and living conditions To enlarge the opportunities of promotion and training.
Promote and protect of the interest of employers engaged in Industry, Trade and Commerce.\ Advice offering Bridge between Union Government Train and develop staff members of concern members of Associations
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ASSOCHAM- Associated Chamber of Commerce (1920) FICC- Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce (1927) IOE- International Organization of Employers (1920)
ILO in IR
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ILO establish in 1919, on April 19 by Versailles Peace Conference India become member of ILO in 1919
ILO
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Objective of ILO
Structure of ILO
Full employment and raising of standard of living Adequate protection for the life and health of the workers The assurance of educational and
The International Conference The governing body The international labor office
Functions of ILO
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Conditions of work Child works Migrant workers Health, Safety and Welfare Social Security Manpower organization and Vocational Training
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