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    Annex.55.M -Dip.in Labour Law- SDE Page 1 of 4

    Annexure No. 55 M

    SCAA Dated 29.02.2008

    BHARATHIAR UNIVERSITY COIMBATORE -641046

    School of Distance Education (SDE)

    Diploma in Labour Law.(for the Students admitted during the Year 2007-2008 Both and onwards)(Course Duration One Year)

    Scheme of Examination and Syllabus.

    Sl.No Subjects Max. Marks Duration of Exam

    1 Industrial Labour Relations 100 3

    2 Labour Law- I 100 3

    3 Labour Law II 100 3

    4 Labour Law III 100 3

    TOTAL 400

    PAPER I- INDUSTRIAL AND LABOUR RELATIONS

    Description: Concept and aspects of Industrial Relations .

    Goal : Creation and maintenance of healthy relationship between the msf. And the

    union.

    Objectives: To learn need to Industrial Relations.

    Unit 1: Introduction of I.R .Definition of Industrial Relations Aspects, Content and objectives of I.R

    Historical View of I.R Indian outlook.

    Unit 2: Participants in Industrial Relations.

    Participants in IR Change in the Role Management, workers Union &

    The Government Requirements of Successful IR Nature of employment

    organizations - The Hawthrone Studies.

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    Unit 3: Trade Unionism.

    Definition- Principles, Significance, Objectives and functions of Trade

    Unions. History of Trade Union in Indian context.

    Unit-4: Collective Bargaining.

    Introduction Characteristic features, significance and Objectives

    prerequisites for successful Collective Bargaining- practices & procedures of

    collective Bargaining.

    Unit-5: Participative Mgt & Employee Grievances.

    Meaning of workers participation in Mgt- Forms of participation

    Objectives of workers participation- workers participation in Mgt. in India.

    Employee Grievances causes & its effects Handling Grievances steps

    Dos and Donts in Grievance Handling.

    Text Book : Monal Arora Individual Relations Excel Books

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    Description: Legal Provisions relating to industrial relations and Labour welfare.

    Goal& Objectives : To learn the importance of Labour welfare.

    Unit-1: INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS:

    Concepts Importance-IR problems in public sector-growth of trade unions

    codes of conduct.

    Unit-2: INDUSTRIAL CONFLICTS.

    Disputes - Impact Causes Strikes - Prevention-Industrial peace-Government machinery - Conciliation Arbitration - Adjudication.

    Unit-3: LABOUR WELFARE.

    Concept-Objectives-scope-Need Voluntary welfare measures-Statutory

    welfare measures-Labour-Welfare funds.

    Unit -4: INDUSTRIAL SAFETY.

    Causes of accidents Prevention-Safety provisions Industrial Health and

    Hygiene-Importance-Problems-Occupational Hazards - Dieseases - Counseling-

    Statutory provisions.

    Unit-5:WELFARE OF SPECIAL CAYEGORIES OF LABOUR.Child Labour Female Labour Contract Labour Construction Labour-

    Agricultural Labour-Disabled-Social security-Implications.

    REFERENCES:

    1.Memoria C.B and Sathis memoria,Dynamics of Industrial relations,-

    Himalaya publishing.

    2.Dwivedi R.S Human relations & organizational Behaviour .- Macmillon India Ltd.

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    PAPER III-LABOUR LAW-II

    DESCRIPTION: Legal provisions relations to wages, working conditions &

    Labour Welfare.

    Goal & Objective : To learn the importance of Labour Legal provisions relations

    to wages, working conditions & Labour Welfare.

    Unit -1 : Factorial Act, 1948.Factory Definitions- Health, safety and welfare measures Holidays

    Employment of young persons, women Annual leave with wages Penalties &

    Procedures.

    Unit-2:Payment of wages Act 1936:

    Application of the Act-Definitions Rules for payment of wages

    Deduction from Wages-penalty for offences .

    Unit-3 :The minimum wages Act -1948:

    Object of the Act Definitions Fixation and Revision of wages

    Advisors board Safeguards in payment of minimum wages Offences and

    penalties.Unit-4:The payment of bonus Act -1965:

    Meaning of bonus Object of the Act Estabilising for bonus

    Disqualification for bonus-Determination of bonus.

    Unit-5:The workmens compensation Act 1923:

    Scope and coverage of the Act Rules regarding the workmens

    compensation Amount of compensation Distribution of compensation .

    Reference:

    1.Kapoor N.D.Elements of industrial Law -Sultan chand ,1998.

    2. Srivastava Industrial Relations and Labour Laws-Vikas ,2000.

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    PAPER IV-LABOUR LAW III

    Description : Legal provisions relations to social security .

    Goal & Objectives: To Learn the importance of Labour Legal provisions

    relations to social security .

    Unit-1: The industrial disputes Act 1947.Object of the Act- Authorities under the Act conciliation machinery

    Procedures, powers and duties of authorities Strikes and Lock Outs Lay off,

    Retrenchment ,Transfer Unfair Labour practies .

    Unit 2 : The Payment of Gratuity Act,1972.Meaning of Gratuity Payment of Gratuity-forfeiture of Gratuity-

    Determination of Gratuity- Recovery Penalties and offences.

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    Unit-3: The Employees Provident Fund & Misc. Act 1952.

    Application of the Act PF Schemes Administration of Schemes

    Determination of Money due from Employers Inspectors Powers.

    Unit -4: The Employees State Insurance Act.1948.

    Application of the Act- Definition- Administration of Schemes- Officers &

    Staff Rules regarding Contributions- Benefits.

    Unit- 5: The Maturity Benefit Act.1961.

    Scope and Coverage of the Act, Definitions- Maternity Benefit- Inspectors.

    Text Book :

    Kapoor N.O. Elements of Industrial Law- Sultan Chand.

    References :

    Srivastava, Industrial Relations and Labour Laws, Vikas, 2000

    Das Gupta, Maintaining Industrial Disipline, Response Books 2002.

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