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Which of the following approaches assumes that voluntary negotiations between employers and employees are a means of settling disputes?
Marxist approach
Giri approach
Human Relations approach
Gandhian approach
- Option 1: The Marxist approach focuses on class struggle and the inherent conflicts between employers and employees, rather than voluntary negotiations.
- Option 2: The Giri approach, named after V.V. Giri, emphasizes resolving labor disputes through voluntary negotiation and mutual dialogue between employers and employees.
- Option 3: The Human Relations approach centers on improving workplace relations and employee morale but doesn't specifically focus on negotiations for dispute resolution.
- Option 4: The Gandhian approach emphasizes nonviolent methods and moral persuasion rather than formal negotiations.
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