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PREVENTION

The management should adopt well-defined, precise, clear and progressive HRM policies for the maintenance of good industrial relations in the undertaking. It should ensure an effective administration and timely implementation of these policies. It should ensure that an effective two-way communication system in operation. This will help the management to create a favourable climate of goodwill and faith in the organisation and enable workers to appreciate the managements' policies in their right perspective so that no misunderstanding is created between them.

It should provide just and humane conditions of work, along with suitable welfare activities for the benefit of the workers, and develop close personal contacts with the employees at all levels. It should evolve and adopt a suitable and speedy grievance redressal procedure for the management of workers’ problems. It should give recognition to a representative union and should have a pragmatic approach to union activities. It should ensure joint consultation at different levels and encourage collective bargaining for the resolution of the differences between them.