Labour Laws And Industrial Relations

Employment Laws

What you'll learn

To understand internal and external factors that shapes the environment of industrial relations.

To understand various Industrial Dispute Settlement Machineries in India.

To study Labor Legislations its scope, applicability in India and recent reforms.

To study compliance, administration and its implication in Indian perspective.

Requirements

Basic Skills

Description

Productivity in any organization is the outcome of the joint efforts of two distinct elements namely technological and human resources. The factor of production other than labour can be manipulated easily. However, the human aspect in the organization is the most difficult to manipulate or manage in a proper perspective.The human elements are the causes and the result of the interaction, social issues, duties, responsibilities, and other activities. The high rate of industrial growth, increased pace of technological development and complex nature of the jobs made the workforce of an organization the source of completive success. Hence, managing men has become a vital part of the present-day of management. Any negligence of the human element leads to misunderstanding between the management and workers. The results of which can be seen in the form of increased labour turnover, absenteeism, indiscipline, the decline in the quality of work done, increased cost production, and various problems in the market. Therefore, in this context, the concept of industrial relations receives widespread attention all over the world.There are currently over 40 laws governing wages, industrial relations, social security, workplace safety, and working conditions. For Indian industries, the proliferation of rules and regulations has been a major source of concern because it frequently leads to increased resources, documentation, administrative time, and costs. The new labour codes seek to harmonise India’s various labour laws and streamline the country’s various compliance requirements. Each code governs a specific area of labour law, as indicated in the title, and aims to codify and replace earlier laws in that area.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction - Concept of Industrial Relations

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: The Industrial Relations Code 2020

Lecture 2 Industrial Relation Code

Section 3: The Code on wages, 2019

Lecture 3 Code on Wages, 2019

Section 4: The Code on Social Security 2020

Lecture 4 Code on Social Security

Section 5: The Occupational Safety, Health and working conditions Code

Lecture 5 OSH code

Section 6: Leading Case Laws & Its Interpretation

Lecture 6 Leading Cases and its Interpretation

Graduates, Law Graduates, Management Professionals, Management students