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- 1. Toyota Kirloskar Motor Pvt. Ltd. Industrial Relations and Human Resource Presented to Mr. Akshay Madan Aryan | Harsh | Nupur | Prajjwal | Prachi | Surabhi
- 2. 01 Introduction TABLE OF CONTENTS 02 Strike of 2006 03 Negotiation 04 Conclusion & Suggestion
- 3. CHRONOLOGY OF THE FACTS 1997 TKM, a joint venture between Toyota (74%) and the Kirloskar Group (26%) , established its plant at Bidadi with Rs. 7 Billion Toyota’s stake increased to 89% Production Operation Started in the plant First Strike followed by first lockout in 2002. 1999 2000 2001 1.
- 4. CALENDAR OF January, 2006 M T S SN M t W 28 29 30 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 15 EMPLOYEES SUSPENDED for disrupting work and unruly behaviour February 2004 3 EMPLOYEES DISMISSED after investigation and performance appraisal Strike by TKMEU January 2006 LOCKOUT at Bidadi Plant, Karnataka 08 January 2006 Dismissal of Prasanna, Sridhar Dhote, and Satish 2.
- 5. • Unrest • Unruly Behaviour • Consistent Poor Performance • Frequent Strikes • Authoritarian • Dismissal of Workers • Uncaring Attitude of the Management Third party involvement that did not solve anything. CITU Labour Management Factors that Caused the Conflict 3. 65% Workers 2006 Union Workers Not Connected to Union
- 6. Negotiation: January 09, 2006 V N Hittanagi (Hittanagi), the Deputy Labor Commissioner (DLC) of Karnataka Case Presented to The representatives of TKM, TKMEU, and the CITU were asked to present their case at a conciliatory meeting. Parties 4.
- 7. —Shankar, Management January 20, 2006 “The management has decided to lift the lockout in response to the request of several employees who have expressed willingness to resume work... .” 5.
- 8. Results Lockout Uplifted Supply Not Affected No change in HR Policy No Major Problems Pre-arranged product in case of failed negotiation 6.
- 9. Suggestions • Establishment of disciplinary rules and work ethics at workplace. • Discuss grievances of the workers in regular meetings. • Consideration of time and compensation to make sure that workers are motivated not overstressed. • Outsource work if needed to prevent burnouts. 7.
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