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The balance of power is not vested with anyone group; rather, it is maintained between the parties to the industrial relations." This is the essence of the:
Pluralist approach
System approach
Unitary approach
Social action approach
- Pluralist Approach:
- Believes power is distributed among various groups.
- Industrial relations involve negotiation and compromise.
- Recognizes unions and employers as separate, legitimate entities with different interests.
- Correct Answer: Power is balanced between parties.
- System Approach:
- Views industrial relations as a subsystem of society.
- Emphasizes interactions between institutions in maintaining order.
- Unitary Approach:
- Sees the organization as a unified group with a common purpose.
- Focuses on shared goals rather than conflicts between parties.
- Social Action Approach:
- Emphasizes the role of individual and collective actions.
- Focuses on human agency in shaping industrial relations dynamics.
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