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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
- This view sees industrial relations as inherently conflictual but managed through negotiations.
- Power is shared among various parties—management, workers, and unions.
- This balance of power maintains stability.
- Correct Answer
- System Approach
- Emphasizes interactions and interconnectedness of industrial relations components.
- Considers how environmental factors influence these relations.
- Unitary Approach
- Views the organization as a cohesive team aimed at common goals.
- Assumes fundamental harmony of interests between employers and employees.
- Social Action Approach
- Focuses on individual and group actions within an organization.
- Highlights the role of human agency and subjective perceptions in workplace dynamics.
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