This document discusses bipartite and tripartite bodies in India. It defines tripartite as composed of three parts - the state, employers, and workers. Tripartite bodies were established to improve relations between management and unions. Some notable tripartite bodies in India include the Indian Labour Conference and Standing Labour Committee. Bipartite bodies involve discussions between trade unions and management at the enterprise level, through works committees and joint management councils. The purpose of these bipartite bodies is to prevent and resolve disputes, promote cooperation, and strengthen conciliation between employers and employees.
This document discusses bipartite and tripartite bodies in India. It defines tripartite as composed of three parts - the state, employers, and workers. Tripartite bodies were established to improve relations between management and unions. Some notable tripartite bodies in India include the Indian Labour Conference and Standing Labour Committee. Bipartite bodies involve discussions between trade unions and management at the enterprise level, through works committees and joint management councils. The purpose of these bipartite bodies is to prevent and resolve disputes, promote cooperation, and strengthen conciliation between employers and employees.
This document discusses bipartite and tripartite bodies in India. It defines tripartite as composed of three parts - the state, employers, and workers. Tripartite bodies were established to improve relations between management and unions. Some notable tripartite bodies in India include the Indian Labour Conference and Standing Labour Committee. Bipartite bodies involve discussions between trade unions and management at the enterprise level, through works committees and joint management councils. The purpose of these bipartite bodies is to prevent and resolve disputes, promote cooperation, and strengthen conciliation between employers and employees.
This document discusses bipartite and tripartite bodies in India. It defines tripartite as composed of three parts - the state, employers, and workers. Tripartite bodies were established to improve relations between management and unions. Some notable tripartite bodies in India include the Indian Labour Conference and Standing Labour Committee. Bipartite bodies involve discussions between trade unions and management at the enterprise level, through works committees and joint management councils. The purpose of these bipartite bodies is to prevent and resolve disputes, promote cooperation, and strengthen conciliation between employers and employees.
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PRESENTATION
ON BIPARTITE AND TRIPARTITE
By Rima talukdar
TRIPARTITE
Tripartitemeans composed of or split into three parts, or refers to
three parties. Tripartism is a system of labour relations in which the state, employers, and workers are autonomous yet interdependent partners, pursuing common interests and participating in decisions affecting them in a binding spirit of mutuality and reciprocity. This can take place at either or both macro and micro levels. The tripartite body was established to make peace and improve relations between management and unions, and maintain smooth functioning of union management relations. Tripartite forums evolve norms or standards in the form of guidelines. There are a number of tripartite bodies which operate at the Central and State levels.
THE PURPOSE OF THE TRIPARTITE
BODY IS TO 1.
2. 3. 4.
Bring the aggravated parties together for mutual
settlement of differences, and encourage a spirit of cooperation and goodwill. Promote uniformity in labor laws and legislation. Discuss all matters of All India importance as between employers and employees. Determine a plan for settlement for all disputes.
TRIPARTITE BODIES - INDIA
Some of the notable tripartite bodies are The
Indian Labour Conference (ILC)
The Standing Labour Committee (SLC) The Committee on Conventions The Industrial committee
Other bodies of tripartite nature which deals in various
aspects of labour problems Steering Committee on Wages Central Implementation and Evaluation Machinery Central Boards of Workers Education National Productivity Council
BIPARTITE BODIES:
Bipartism is a system of industrial relations where social and
labour issues are discussed between trade unions and management, usually at the enterprise level. The bipartite consultative machinery comprises of groups like Works Committee and Joint Management Council. These are purely consultative and not negotiating bodies, with equal representations of the employers and the workers. The bipartite consultation machinery was established around 1920, to democratize Indian industrial relations.
WORKS COMMITTEE
These committees were established within the industrial
units to prevent and settle disputes at the unit level. They comprise of equal representatives of the management and workmen. The main objective of works committee are: To
remove the causes of friction in the day to day work
situation by providing an effective grievance-resolving machinery. To promote measures securing amity and good relationship. To serve as an important adjunct in continuing bargaining system To strengthen the spirit of voluntary settlement and conciliation.
JOINT MANAGEMENT COUNCIL
to promote cordial relations between the employer and employees; to build up understanding and trust between them to promote measures which lead to substantial increase in productivity; to secure better administration of welfare measures and adequate safety measures; to train the employees in understanding the responsibilities of management of the undertaking and in sharing such responsibilities to the extent considered feasible .