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Who is known as ‘safety valve’ in the field of industrial relations
Employer
Trade Union
Safety officer
Welfare officer
Let’s break it down:
- Option 1: Employer
The employer obviously plays a big role in industrial relations, but they aren’t referred to as the ‘safety valve.’ Their main job is running the business, not mediating workplace stress or grievances.
- Option 2: Trade Union
Trade unions represent workers and negotiate on their behalf. They’re about collective bargaining and worker rights, but “safety valve” is not their nickname either.
- Option 3: Safety Officer
The safety officer handles things like machinery safety, fire drills, and accident prevention. Their focus is safety rules and regulations, not industrial relations per se.
- Option 4: Welfare Officer
This is it. Welfare officers are often called the ‘safety valve’ in industrial relations. They’re kind of like a pressure release—they listen to worker problems, mediate between staff and management, and smooth out issues before they blow up.
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