The role of a Trade Union in beauty and hair industry is to organize and recruit workers into union membership for collective bargaining and to to provide them with right information to enable them have voice so as to demand for their rights and bring change they desire
With the Trade Union Act these unions were made legal in 1871. These unions were put in place to protect employers as well as employees in the work place.
An association is a union of persons or companies for a common purpose or object. Like an employees association. A federation is a union of various unions. Like Federation of Chambers of Commerce or Federation of various Trade unions (may be bank employees unions, civil aviation employees unions, government employees unions, etc.)
to break up trade unions, this will increase employment because employees have less demands of the quality of their work
The effectiveness of trade unions is seen in the way workers enjoy their rights. Employers are subjected to treating employees in a professional manner as trade unions will fight for workers' rights.
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Employers, Trade Unions, CII, Government (Tribunal) and the employees.
to break up trade unions, this will increase employment because employees have less demands of the quality of their work
According to Ewing (2005): Trade unions have a number of functions, some of which have been more prominent than others at different periods in history. But over the course of time trade unions have developed '''five principal functions'''. These are respectively: (1) a service function; (2) a representation function; (3) a regulatory function; (4) a government function; and (5) a public administration function. Ewing's paper examines these different functions and argues that the balance is shifting, with more emphasis being placed on service, governmental and public administration functions. According to this author, we are witnessing the emergence of a new 'supply side trade unionism' with a corresponding dilution of their representative and regulatory functions (Ewing, K.D., The Functions of Trade Unions, Industrial Law Journal, 34 (1))
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trade unions they allow employees tobe involved in politics.hence they will benefit from the money that will be offered during the campaings .they also provide job security,pensions.hence employees are also included in collective bargainigg
According to Ewing (2005): Trade unions have a number of functions, some of which have been more prominent than others at different periods in history. But over the course of time trade unions have developed '''five principal functions'''. These are respectively: (1) a service function; (2) a representation function; (3) a regulatory function; (4) a government function; and (5) a public administration function. Ewing's paper examines these different functions and argues that the balance is shifting, with more emphasis being placed on service, governmental and public administration functions. According to this author, we are witnessing the emergence of a new 'supply side trade unionism' with a corresponding dilution of their representative and regulatory functions (Ewing, K.D., The Functions of Trade Unions, Industrial Law Journal, 34 (1))
Taking well trained employees away from profit making jobs.