Organisation of workers acting collectively, who seek to protect and promote their mutual interests through collective bargaining
CLASSICAL  – Protect the interests of workers – express the needs ,aspirations , wishes of workers NEO – CLASSICAL –  Improving issues like tax reliefs , raising saving rates , etc., REVOLUTIONARY CHANGE IN THE SYSTEM –  Through violence , use of force
MILITANT OR PROTECTIVE OR INTRA-MURAL FUNCTIONS –  protecting workers interests –wage hike, job security , collective bargaining & strikes ,gheraos ,etc., FRATERNAL or EXTRAMURAL FUNCTIONS –  financial & non-financial assistance to workers during strikes & lockouts, medical facilities ,education , recreation, religious benefits ,etc.,
POLITICAL FUNCTIONS  – Affiliating with political party – collect donation – help during strikes SOCIAL FUNCTIONS  – Social service activities ,discharging social responsibilities
Wages & Salaries  Working Conditions  Discipline Personnel policies Welfare Employer-Employee relations Negotiating Machinery Safeguarding organisational health & the interest of the Industry
Sectional bargainer  – Interests of workers @ plant,Industry,National level – multiplicity of unions, Crafts union, White collar union , etc., Class bargainer –  interests of Particular class – Agriculture Unions , Civil servants union Agents of State –  Railway strike , INTUC stood behind Partners in Social Control –  Germany , Holland ,France , Italy & Sweden
Unions Role  -  enemies of economic system – politics driven – Leftist – fundamental economic change – high wages & bonus – wont consider economy Business oriented role –  consider interests of organisation as well  - swim & sink together Unions as Change agent –  lead changes – pioneering role
Based on Ideology  Revolutionary Unions  – Destruction of existing one & creating new one – Shift in power & authority & use force(LEFT)  Reformist or Welfare Unions  – Exchanges in existing Socio-political framework – European model Uplift Unions –  Advocates beyond working conditions – Poverty elimination , Change in tax system
Based on Trade Membership based on trade they represent – Craft union(WEST) certified to do certain craft like pipe fitting , Carpentry – not in INDIA & SRILANKA  Range of workers represented in general union from all trades - in INDIA & SRILANKA  BLUE-COLLAR WORKERS – Workers on the Production floor or Outdoor Trades(Construction site) WHITE –COLLAR WORKERS – Employees in shops & Offices – clerical & allied functions Industry they work – Agricultural Labour union, Forest workers union
Based on agreement  Closed Shop  – Workers should be join the union to become the employee – Hartley Act 1947 bans this – Still exist in US – also called HIRING HALL Union Shop  -  All new recruits should the union within the period  Preferential shop  – union members given preference in filling the vacancy Maintenance shop  – No compulsory membership b4 & after recruitment – membership remains compulsory once chosen Agency Shop  – Non union member pays equal to member to continue employment Open Shop  - No compulsory membership b4 & after recruitment  - no unions at all

45259790 trade-union

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    Organisation of workersacting collectively, who seek to protect and promote their mutual interests through collective bargaining
  • 2.
    CLASSICAL –Protect the interests of workers – express the needs ,aspirations , wishes of workers NEO – CLASSICAL – Improving issues like tax reliefs , raising saving rates , etc., REVOLUTIONARY CHANGE IN THE SYSTEM – Through violence , use of force
  • 3.
    MILITANT OR PROTECTIVEOR INTRA-MURAL FUNCTIONS – protecting workers interests –wage hike, job security , collective bargaining & strikes ,gheraos ,etc., FRATERNAL or EXTRAMURAL FUNCTIONS – financial & non-financial assistance to workers during strikes & lockouts, medical facilities ,education , recreation, religious benefits ,etc.,
  • 4.
    POLITICAL FUNCTIONS – Affiliating with political party – collect donation – help during strikes SOCIAL FUNCTIONS – Social service activities ,discharging social responsibilities
  • 5.
    Wages & Salaries Working Conditions Discipline Personnel policies Welfare Employer-Employee relations Negotiating Machinery Safeguarding organisational health & the interest of the Industry
  • 6.
    Sectional bargainer – Interests of workers @ plant,Industry,National level – multiplicity of unions, Crafts union, White collar union , etc., Class bargainer – interests of Particular class – Agriculture Unions , Civil servants union Agents of State – Railway strike , INTUC stood behind Partners in Social Control – Germany , Holland ,France , Italy & Sweden
  • 7.
    Unions Role - enemies of economic system – politics driven – Leftist – fundamental economic change – high wages & bonus – wont consider economy Business oriented role – consider interests of organisation as well - swim & sink together Unions as Change agent – lead changes – pioneering role
  • 8.
    Based on Ideology Revolutionary Unions – Destruction of existing one & creating new one – Shift in power & authority & use force(LEFT) Reformist or Welfare Unions – Exchanges in existing Socio-political framework – European model Uplift Unions – Advocates beyond working conditions – Poverty elimination , Change in tax system
  • 9.
    Based on TradeMembership based on trade they represent – Craft union(WEST) certified to do certain craft like pipe fitting , Carpentry – not in INDIA & SRILANKA Range of workers represented in general union from all trades - in INDIA & SRILANKA BLUE-COLLAR WORKERS – Workers on the Production floor or Outdoor Trades(Construction site) WHITE –COLLAR WORKERS – Employees in shops & Offices – clerical & allied functions Industry they work – Agricultural Labour union, Forest workers union
  • 10.
    Based on agreement Closed Shop – Workers should be join the union to become the employee – Hartley Act 1947 bans this – Still exist in US – also called HIRING HALL Union Shop - All new recruits should the union within the period Preferential shop – union members given preference in filling the vacancy Maintenance shop – No compulsory membership b4 & after recruitment – membership remains compulsory once chosen Agency Shop – Non union member pays equal to member to continue employment Open Shop - No compulsory membership b4 & after recruitment - no unions at all