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52 IR Executive Questions And Answers

1⟩ Tell us why is it important to have an IR system in place?

It is important to have an IR system in place

☛ To ensure that the workers are not over powered and used by the employer.

☛ To ensure that the workers do not blackmail the employers with unnecessary demand leading to a loss of production

☛ To ensure that the economy keeps growing

☛ To ensure that even if a problem arises, it is solved amicably.

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2⟩ Explain me the unitary perspective of IR from employee point of view?

The unitary approach from employee’s point of view means that:

☛ The purpose of a union is to act as a means of better communication between all the parties.

☛ All the parties should focus on good relationships and good working terms and conditions

☛ There should be flexibility in working practices.

☛ Employees should have a participation in workplace decisions. This promotes teamwork, creativity, problem solving abilities.

☛ Employees should have a feeling that the skills of their managers support them in their work.

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3⟩ Do you know what Is Industrial Relation?

Industrial relations are a multidisciplinary field that studies the employment relationship. Industrial relations are increasingly being called employment relations because of the importance of non-industrial employment relationships.

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4⟩ Tell us what is Strategic HRM?

The optimum utilization of human resources to achieve the set goals and objectives in the business environment is termed as Strategic HRM.

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5⟩ Tell us what are FRINGE BENEFITS?

These are monetary benefits provided to employees. They include the benefit of:

☛ (a) Provident fund,

☛ (b) Gratuity,

☛ (c) Medical care,

☛ (d) Hospitalization payment,

☛ (e) Accident relief,

☛ (f) Health and Group insurance,

☛ (g) Subsidized canteen facilities,

☛ (h) Recreational facilities, and

☛ (i) Provision of uniforms to employees.

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10⟩ Explain me what Is Employee Engagement?

☛ Employee Engagement is variously known as Employee Ownership, Employee Motivation, employee Involvement, Commitment, Loyalty, etc.

☛ Employee Engagement is a barometer that determines the association of a person with the organization. It is about creating the passion among associates to do things beyond what is expected from him.

☛ A successful employee engagement strategy help create a community at the workplace and not just a workplace. When employees are effectively or positively engaged with their organization, they form an emotional connection with the company.

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11⟩ Explain me what Is Attribution?

Attribution refers simply to how people explain the cause of another’s or their own behavior. It is the process by which people draw conclusions about the factors that influence, or make sense of, one another’s behavior.

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12⟩ What is Morale?

The feeling of confidence and optimism with respect to problems or task is termed as Morale.

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13⟩ Do you know who Is Change Agent?

Change agent is a behavioral scientist who knows how to get people in organization involved in solving their own problems. His main strength is his comprehensive knowledge of human behavior, supported by a number of intervention techniques. Change agent is expertise in behavioral sciences and in the intervention technology of OD.

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16⟩ Tell us what Is Retrenchment?

The Industrial dispute Act 1947 defines retrenchment as: The termination by the employer, of the service of the workman, for any reason, whatsoever, otherwise than as a punishment inflicted by way of disciplinary action but does not include voluntary retirement, compulsory retirement of the workman on reaching the age of superannuation or termination of service on the grounds of continued ill health.

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18⟩ Explain me the various parties involved in IR system?

The main parties involved in the IR system are:

☛ i.) Employers – They are the ones who possess the rights to hire the employees and remove them. They also possess the rights to relocate, close or merge the business. They can opt for technological changes as and when they see it in the interest of business.

☛ ii.) Employees – They are actually the ones who keep the business moving. They possess the rights to voice their opinions and feelings while striving for betterment. They usually form the unions to negotiate with the employers.

☛ iii.) Government – Government is the one who influences the IR system with laws, rules, agreements, awards of court etc. They also include third parties & labour and tribunal courts to manage the IR system.

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19⟩ Tell us the unitary perspective of IR from employer point of view?

The unitary approach believes that the employees and employers share the same objectives, interests and purposes. They work hand-in-hand for the betterment of the organizations. However, this system expects loyalty from the employees.

From employer’s perspective, unitary approach means:

☛ The staffing policies should be exercised to unify the efforts. They should motivate the employees.

☛ The objectives of the organization should be discussed with the employees.

☛ A reward system should exist to secure loyalty and commitment from the employees

☛ Line managers should take the responsibility of their team.

☛ Staff-management conflicts arise form lack of information and inadequate presentation of management policies.

☛ Personal objectives of the employees should be integrated with the overall objectives of the organization.

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20⟩ Explain me what Is The Definition Of Worker Under The Factories Act 1948?

Worker means a person who is employed directly or through any agency including contractor with or without the knowledge of principal employer, whether for remuneration or not, but he must be employed in any manufacturing process, or in cleaning any part of the machinery or premises used for a manufacturing process, or in any other kind of work incidental to, or connected with, the manufacturing process or the subject of the manufacturing process.

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