Trade union: Association either of employees or employers or of independent workers. Formed for securing certain Economic and Social benefits to members. Objectives of trade unions: Wages and Salaries Working Conditions Discipline Personal Policies Welfare Employee -Employer Relations Negotiating Machinery Safeguarding Organizational Health and interest of the Industry. Present Position in India: Over 7000 trade unions and 70 registered federations and confederations. High degree of unionization in various sectors.
Trade union: Association either of employees or employers or of independent workers. Formed for securing certain Economic and Social benefits to members. Objectives of trade unions: Wages and Salaries Working Conditions Discipline Personal Policies Welfare Employee -Employer Relations Negotiating Machinery Safeguarding Organizational Health and interest of the Industry. Present Position in India: Over 7000 trade unions and 70 registered federations and confederations. High degree of unionization in various sectors.
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Trade union: Association either of employees or employers or of independent workers. Formed for securing certain Economic and Social benefits to members. Objectives of trade unions: Wages and Salaries Working Conditions Discipline Personal Policies Welfare Employee -Employer Relations Negotiating Machinery Safeguarding Organizational Health and interest of the Industry. Present Position in India: Over 7000 trade unions and 70 registered federations and confederations. High degree of unionization in various sectors.
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Presented By : Kaizer. Introduction: Trade union: Association either of employees or employers or of independent workers.
Relatively permanent formation of workers.
Formed on a continuous basis.
Formed for securing certain Economic and Social benefits
to members .
It emphasis joint ,coordination action and collective
bargaining. Brief History of Trade Unions: Concept of Trade Union evolved after the World War 1.
Establishment of International Labour Organization – trend
setter.
Establishment of first Indian Trade Union(AITUC).
Split in AITUC and formation of AITUF.
Gradual formation of other Trade Union-INTUC,HMS etc.
Objectives of trade unions: Wages and Salaries Working Conditions Discipline Personal Policies Welfare Employee -Employer Relations Negotiating Machinery Safeguarding Organizational Health and interest of the Industry Functions of Trade Unions: Problems of Trade Unions: Union Leadership: Multiple Unions: Union Rivalry: Finance: Other Problems: a)Illiteracy: b)Un-even Growth: c)Low membership: d)Heterogeneous Nature of Labour: Present Position in India: Over 7000 Trade Unions and 70 registered federations and confederations.
High degree of unionization in various
sectors. Main players in trade union movement: AITUC( All India Trade Union Congress) AITUF( All India Trade Union Federation) INTUC( Indian National Trade Union Congress) HMS( Hind Majdoor Sabha) BMS(Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh) CITU(Centre of Indian Trade Union) HMP(Hind Majdoor Panchayat) Rise of Independent Trade Union UFBE(Union Forum of Bank Employees) NCCOEE(National Coordination Committee of Electricity Engineers and Employees) Impact of Political parties : Emerging Trend of Trade Union due to LPG (Liberalization, Privatization & Globaliza Emergence of Knowledge Workers.
Rise of Independent Industry Union.
Redefined role of Judiciary.
Repression of the working class by the state..
Case Reference: Dunlop India Ltd: Changing hands of Dunlop for Business. Inefficient Management. Injection of Trade union Leaders from Out side. Influence of Political parties on Trade Unions. Conclusion: Thank You