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100 _aC S Venkata Ratnam
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100 _dManoranjan Dhal
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245 _aIndustrial Relations
250 _a2
260 _aNew Delhi
_bOxford University News
_c2018
300 _axiv,592p.
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365 _2Economics
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520 _aPraise for the First EditionPrescribed read for those at both ends of IR! – The Hindu Business LineDescriptionThe second edition of the well-accepted title Industrial Relations continues to provide a comprehensive coverage of the various aspects of industrial relations: conceptual foundations, institutional structure and policy framework, role of the government and trade unions.The book introduces readers to the various approaches to industrial relations and goes on to discuss trade unions, collective bargaining and tripartism. It goes on to highlight the importance of dispute resolution, labour administration, grievance handling and the management of industrial relations. Key Features•A comprehensive title that integrates all aspects of industrial relations•Includes case studies and exhibits to illustrate the theory discussed in the chaptersNew to This Edition•Sections on the crisis in industrial relations, emerging dynamics in industrial relations, origin of trade unions and developments during post-recession era, international trade unions, detailed coverage on Employee Compensation Act, 1923, Employees’ State Insurance (ESI) Act, 1948, Factories Act, 1948, Kerala Recognition of Trade Union Act, 2010, Indian Labour Conference, minimum wages and more•Updated and revised data and latest amendment to labour laws•Additional sections on labour laws in the online resource centreOnline ResourcesStudents• Flashcard glossary• Bonus chapters• New sections on labour lawsInstructors• Lecture PPTs• Bonus chapters• New sections on labour laws• Multiple choice questionsTable of ContentsPreface to the Second Edition Preface to the First Edition 1. Economy and the Labour Force in India 2. Approaches to Industrial Relations 3. Industrial Relations in a Comparative Framework 4. Management and Employers’ Organizations 5. Trade Unions—Theoretical Foundations and Legal Framework6. Trade Union Structures 7. Management of Trade Unions in India 8. Collective Bargaining 9. Tripartism and Social Dialogue 10. The Role of Government in Industrial Relations 11. The Contract of Employment 12. Public Policy and Wage and Reward Systems 13. Working Conditions, Safety, Health and Environment 14. Dispute Resolution and Industrial Harmony 15. Labour Administration 16. Social Security 17. Issues in Labour Policy and Labour Law Reform 18. Employee Participation and Labour–Management Cooperation 19. Grievances and Discipline Handling 20. Employment Security and Management of Redundancies 21. Technological Change and Industrial Relations 22. Management of Industrial Relations 23. Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations.
650 _aEconomy and the Labour Force in India
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650 _aTrade Unions
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650 _aSocial Security
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650 _aManagement and Employers Organizations
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650 _aResoultion and Industrial Harmony
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700 _aRATNAM (C S Venkata)
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700 _aDHAL (Manoranjan)
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