This report provides a comparative analysis of industrial labour relations across Japan, Mexico, India, China, Italy, and Germany. It examines key parameters including average manufacturing wages, minimum wage policies, restrictive work rules, the influence of labour unions, and unemployment rates. The analysis includes specific data points such as wage levels, minimum wage regulations, and union membership. The report highlights the impact of unions on company results and discusses each country's unemployment rate. The recommendations section suggests that for businesses looking for cheaper labour and limited taxation, India could be a favorable market for expansion due to lower wages and welcoming policies, while China's high unionization could pose a challenge. The report concludes with references to various research papers and publications used in the analysis, offering a comprehensive overview of the current state of industrial labour relations in the selected countries and providing a basis for strategic decision-making.