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may be those factor responsible for arising conflict, like lockout, layoff, closure, wages, policies .......... those employer or employees are not satisfied with this then they ceates conflict
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What is the Industrial dispute act of 1947?
whether a software cinsultant is a workman under the provisons of industral act
What are the types of industrial products?
types of industrial products
What are the different types of Industrial disputes in India?
types of industrial disputes
What is impact of industrial dispute?
loss of job lay off loss of wages
What does the idiom 'industrial dispute' mean?
A difrence between workers and bosses, possibly a strike or work to rule.
What are the marketing implications for different customer and product types in industrial marketing?
What are the marketing implications for different customer and product types in industrial marketing?
What are the types of phenols found in industrial wastewater?
types of phenols
What is Lockout in Industrial Dispute?
The employer exercises it's property rights by not scheduling workers to work, denying them pay, and shutting the workplace temporarily.
What where the types of energy during the industrial revolution?
coal and steam
Are banks and investment companies classified as industrial types of businesses?
no
What types of economic regions are there?
industrial,uraban,rural,suberbun
What is the root of the British Air dispute?
When the dispute began, it centred on changes to staffing levels, pay and working conditions. However, following the walkouts in March, BA removed the travel concessions of workers who took part in the industrial action, with some also facing disciplinary action. The union says the new dispute is now about four issues. It wants a restoration of travel perks in full, arbitration through Acas of all cabin crew disciplinary cases related to the dispute, and restoration of pay to those genuinely sick during the dispute. It also wants a full discussion about how BA has handled industrial relations within the company. See below link:
