Industrial Relation Management PDF
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INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................1Critically evaluating the perspective of business, trade union and state that contribute toreform industrial relation policy in the past decades..............................................................1Gap between evidence and success or failure of parties to meet goals..................................3CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................3REFERENCES................................................................................................................................4
INTRODUCTIONIndustrial relations includes interaction of employees, employer and government forundertake activities that promotes for achieve goals and objectives. With different characteristicsof employees, organisation can committing which assist to make effective results (Greenfieldand Williams, 2014). In this context, present report is based on Australian economy whichinvolves perspectives of business, trade union and state that contribute to the reform in industrialrelation policy. Furthermore, gap is also identified in previous essay and failure or success ofparties in current study to meet the goals. MAIN BODYCritically evaluating the perspective of business, trade union and state that contributed to reformof industrial relation policy in past decadesAs per the views of Thoms and Holden (2016), industrial relation system of Australia isunique in the world. Trade union of Australian market is continue growing from historicalcontext. This framework is working from 1904 which involves federal based system ofconciliation and arbitration. It is incorporated with minimum rates of part in differentoccupations which has been coupled on equivalent. This system is frames to solve issues inindustrial relations (Thoms and Holden, 2016). The Australian Industrial Relation Commission(AIRC) set appropriate state counterparts. However, Godard (2014) stated that conciliation andarbitration by tribunals determine minimum rates of pay and working conditions of employeesthat need to be determines at workplace. This award is provided for the safety of workers that areunable to engage and acquire effective bargaining power due to economic status. In this aspect,new legislation enacted that clarifies role of system that assists to promote high bargaining andsystem of enforcement (Godard, 2014). According to Gough (2014), it is essential to follows legislation which intended fromexternal stakeholders party. It ensures that Australia can easily meet with their internationalobligations in ILO conventions. Legislation also provides minimum entitlement to all employees.In this aspect, equal payment, work of group and rights are also provided to female and maleworkers that contribute participation in industrial relation policy (Gough, 2014). On the otherhand, Chakraborty and Green (2014) argued that trade union came in Australia in the mid of 19thcentury. In this aspect, changes are demonstrated in composition of immigration of the working1
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