Thursday, 25 June 2020

Industrial Disputes-HRM


Industrial Disputes-HRM

What are industrial disputes?


Concept of industrial disputes

In the term ‘industrial dispute’ means “any dispute or difference between employers and employers or between employers and workmen, or between workmen and workmen, which is connected with the employment or non- employment or the terms of employment and conditions of employment of any person”.

Objectives of industrial Disputes Act

  Prevention of industrial disputes

  Investigate of industrial disputes

  Settlement of industrial disputes

THE INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT NO.43 OF 1950 the preamble refers to the term “termination” of industrial disputes, the mechanism under the Act does not have anything concrete for the prevention of an industrial dispute.

Excluding Category of employees

It means any employee of the Company or its subsidiaries who was previously employed by Purchaser Sub or its affiliates and is ineligible for rehire by Purchaser Sub or its affiliates based on his or her termination code

  Employees of the government service

  Employees in local government service

  Employees in three army forces

  Judicial officers

Resources for Industrial Disputes

  Poor working environment

  Unfair Labour Practices by the employer

  Unfair conditions of employment

  Not having chance to enjoy employee rights

  Terminate the employees without having proper reasons

  Unfair recruitment  

Methods of solving Industrial Disputes


The reasons for proper process in resolving employment disputes continue to apply, as ever:

Disputes at work are expensive, stressful and disruptive for employers and employees.

Early, constructive discussion can produce solutions before problems escalate and working relationships break down.

  Arbitration

  Conciliation

  Labour tribunal

  Industrial court

  Collective agreement

Power of commissioner of labor regarding industrial disputes

  Refer the disputes to be settle according to the collective agreement. If such agreement exits between employer and employees.

  Settle a disputes by conciliation

  Refer the disputes for voluntary arbitration

Power of the Minister of Labour

  Refer the disputes for compulsory arbitration

  Refer the disputes to an industrial court

Labour Tribunal

  Labour tribunal is introduce by the Industrial Dispute Act.

  Mainly to provide “ speedy settlement of industrial settlement”. Easy access to the employee and the just an equitable order

  Every application to the LT must be make within 3 months.

  Employees can make the application to the labour tribunal

On what matters employees can make application to LT

  • Termination of employment by employer
  • Nonpayment of gratuity or any other termination benefits
  • Employees can make the application to the labour tribunal
  • On what matters employees can make application to LT
  • Termination of employment by employer
  • Nonpayment of gratuity or any other termination benefits
  • In the situation where a question arises as whether the forfeiture of gratuity has been according to gratuity Act.
References

Your Article Library. (2014). Industrial Disputes: Definition, Forms and Types. [online] Available at: https://www.yourarticlelibrary.com/industries/industrial-disputes-definition-forms-and-types/35453. Accessed 24 June. 2020.

Vidanapathirana, H. (n.d.). Primary objectives of the Industrial dispute Act No 43 of 1950 in Sri Lanka : overview and analysis. www.academia.edu. [online] Available at: https://www.academia.edu/33877568/Primary_objectives_of_the_Industrial_dispute_Act_No_43_of_1950_in_Sri_Lanka_overview_and_analysis . Accessed 24 Jun. 2020.

employers.lk. (n.d.). THE INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT NO.43 OF 1950. [online] Available at: http://employers.lk/labour-law-reforms/13-the-industrial-disputes-act-no43-of-1950 .Accessed 24 Jun. 2020.

www.coursehero.com. (n.d.). Reflection Paper on the Industrial Disputes Act of Sri Lanka.docx - Reflection Paper on the Industrial Disputes Act of Sri Lanka 1 Table of Contents SL | Course Hero. [online] Available at: https://www.coursehero.com/file/37144441/Reflection-Paper-on-the-Industrial-Disputes-Act-of-Sri-Lankadocx/.Accessed 24 Jun. 2020.

 

 

 

7 comments:

  1. Dear Manujaya. This is an nteresting topic. What do you think is the best way to resolve an industrial dispute?

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    1. Thanks Amila,
      A dispute, therefore, needs to be settled as early as possible. Various methods are available for resolving disputes. More important of them are :

      1.Collective bargaining

      2.Code of discipline

      3.Grievance procedure

      4.Arbitration

      5.Conciliation

      6.Adjudication

      7.Consultative machinery

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  2. What are the types of industrial dispute?

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    1. Thanks Mahesh,Types of Industrial Disputes are Strikes, Lockouts, Picketing and Gherao ,

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  3. What are the reasons for industrial disputes?

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    1. Thanks Pubudu,The reasons of industrial disputes are many and varied. The major ones related to wages, union rivalry, political interference, unfair labour practices, multiplicity of labour laws, economic slowdown and others.

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  4. Thanks Pubudu,The reasons of industrial disputes are many and varied. The major ones related to wages, union rivalry, political interference, unfair labour practices, multiplicity of labour laws, economic slowdown and others.

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