The Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 governs the resolution of industrial disputes, including retrenchment, strikes, layoffs, and worker-employer relationships.
Key Provisions:
- Dispute Resolution: The act provides mechanisms like conciliation, arbitration, and adjudication to resolve disputes between employers and workers.
- Retrenchment and Layoffs: It mandates that retrenchment and layoffs follow legal procedures, including compensation.
- Strikes and Lockouts: The law regulates when and how strikes or lockouts can be legally conducted.
Conclusion: The act aims to maintain industrial harmony and protect workers’ rights during disputes.
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