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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
- Marxist approach:
- Focuses on class struggles and conflicts between employers and workers.
- Sees disputes as inherent to capitalist societies and often assumes conflict is inevitable.
- Giri approach:
- Emphasizes voluntary negotiation and dialogue between employers and workers.
- Named after V.V. Giri, an advocate of resolving industrial disputes amicably.
- Human relations approach:
- Stresses the importance of interpersonal relationships within the workplace.
- Believes improved communication and employee morale help in resolving disputes.
- Gandhian approach:
- Encourages nonviolent resistance and truth rather than direct negotiation.
- Uses principles of satyagraha for resolving labor issues.
Your understanding aligns with this analysis.
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