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    is the Involvement and Participation Associations proposal for a closer relationship built on trust and mutuality between management and trade unions. Increased product market and global competition has meant that many companies are having to re-think their industrial relations strategy and approach to collective bargaining. Likewise‚ trade unions are having to reassess their position in the workplace as management are rediscovering their prerogative. One of the approaches

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    perspectives. Relationship has been in existence for many numbers of years. The employers are views as the one in power within the relationship and there is therefore the need within the relationship for the intervention of external powers such as the trade union‚ government and on rare extreme circumstances the employer’s organization. The roles of this people are to settle any dispute that rises from the so called power of imbalance. What this essay will try to do‚ is to look at the power within the relationship

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    2012 Implications of this legislation on trade unions and trade union movement Unions are the heart of democracy! As far as Putting the Students First Act‚ Bill 115‚ 2012 is concerned‚ and it’s affects on trade unions and the trade union movement‚ people should consider what type of future prosperity they want for their children and for themselves? One floating on a never ending sea of poverty dictated by governments of Capitalist greed? Unions promote benefits and well being! Collective

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    NIGERIA LABOUR UNION ACTIVITIES: AN APPRAISAL BY NWOBODO IJEOMA BLESSING (B.Sc‚ CDP‚ M.Sc‚ GNIM) E-mail: blessnwobodo@yahoo.com ABSTRACT Organizations are realizing that‚ in order to adequately address human resource concerns‚ they must develop long-term as well as short term solutions to gender and leadership issues. This paper on the subject of Gender issues and Leadership Effectiveness attempts to appraise the issue of leadership effectiveness and gender in Nigeria union activities. It specifically

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    Regulation of Wages and Conditions of Employment Act (Cap. 229)‚ - Industrial Training Act (Cap. 237)‚ - Workmen’s Compensation Act (Cap. 236)‚ - Shop Hours Act (Cap. 231)‚ - Mombasa Shop Hours Act (Cap. 232)‚ - Factories Act (Cap. 514)‚ - Trade Unions Act (Cap. 233)‚- Trade Disputes Act (Cap. 234); • Companies Act (Cap. 486); • Bankruptcy Act (Cap. 53); • Merchant Shipping Act (Cap. 389); • Export Processing Zone’s Act (Cap. 547); • Immigration Act (Cap. 172); • Pension Act

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    off the work. While it is true that the role of labour relations cannot be undermined while discussing Industrial relations‚ simultaneously‚ the role of employees relations and management relations also cannot be ignored. With the growing number of Unions among white –collared employees and equally vehement response from officers’ Associations‚ the study of Industrial Relations is becoming more and more difficult and complicated. The most important aspect of study of Industrial Relations is‚ what type

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    P2 Description and influence of stakeholders; Customers; Customers for the NHS are the patients to the hospital‚ whether they have broken a bone or have a serious illness‚ they are all patients. The influence that they hold to the business is that if it wasn’t for the patients there would be no NHS‚ and also if there were no patients or people getting ill or sick they would not have discovered any of the diseases that are around today‚ which means there wouldn’t be as much medication and

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    to the Employee Union. Toyota ’s plant has witnessed labour unrest in 2001 and again in 2002 hitting the production of their vehicles leading to a ban of the strike by the Government. Below‚ we discuss the various reasons‚ which led to the clashes between the management and the employees of TKM. This highlights the growing number of instances of clashes between the employees and the management of companies in India‚ which is often guided by external parties such as trade unions and political parties

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    employer. Each day‚ employees and employers work together to complete tasks and projects for businesses. Both employees and employers have very specific rights and responsibilities that are standard based on current labour laws‚ employment acts and trade union acts. Balancing these rights is extremely important to a fair and successful employment relationship. Employees who understand their rights and duties may reduce their risk of being mistreated by their bosses. Similarly‚ employers who are familiar

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    labor unions protested against the way that workers were treated. The workers were successfully able to enforce many reforms which provided them with healthier working conditions. One of the efforts that the workers made to better the poor working conditions was the creation of labor unions. In the early stages of this revolution‚ workers quickly understood that individual bargaining would not improve their conditions in the labor market. Therefore they gathered and formed labor unions. Until

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