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Industrial Management Dr. Aravind Banakar –

Industrial Management CASE 1 : (30 Marks) (Marks 80) Trade Unions in the TNC Supply Chain and their relationship with the CSR Movement : Chinese enterprises are essentially passive players at the sharp end of CSR in China. They are in a position of having to juggle between the different factors governing the development of industrial relations in China, including trade union reform. In this often tense dynamic, CSR is seen as an external factor and trade unions an internal factor. These two factors have an impact on each other.

As part of the research for this case study, the research team (RT) ‘shadowed’ a CSR audit. The factory had come under very heavy CSR pressure in Altogether, the RT carried out two investigations: in March (see earlier printed report) and August 2006 Initial conclusions: 1) That factories undergoing CSR audits have better working conditions than those that don’t. 2) There is no evidence to suggest that trade unions have an impact on wage levels at enterprise level. However, factories subject to CSR pressure are generally large workplaces and this was perhaps a factor in improving labour conditions.

AN ISO 9001 : 2008 CERTIFIED INTERNATIONAL B-SCHOOL supplied a ‘comprehensive’ contract and social insurance list to CSR audit team (excluding probationary workers) but the RT’s interviews with workers revealed that many had no idea if they had a contract or not or if they were paying into various social insurance schemes such as work injury or pensions. Enterprise Trade Union Established in Trade union chair M directly elected by workers, largely as a result of pressure from the Brand. By August the follow-up research revealed M had left, apparently for ‘personal reasons’ according to management.

Trade Union Work Approach to union work very similar to work in SOEs – i.e. very traditional. Also the union works very closely with the township union and pretty much depends on it for policy etc. Union representing workers in wage consultations The union was very proud of this aspect of its work. Wages stipulated in contracts were 574 yuan per month – however the real income of workers varied between 900 and 1100 per month due to o/t. On 1 September 2006 – the government introduced new standards for min.

Questions : 1.What is the experience of China about Trade Union in the above mentioned case? 2. How Trade Union resolved the dispute? By confrontation or by negotiations? 3. What is the general impression about the Trade Union movement with reference to this case? 4. Give your comments and opinion

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